Monthly Archives: October 2018

On Christian Hypocrisy: A Helpful Way to Identify & Sort Out Unseemly Behavior

Posted on October 28, 2018 by Summer Sorensen

“Christians are hypocrites.” I’ve heard that phrase uttered many times, often as a stated reason why someone has no interest in attending church or examining Christianity for themselves. To be sure, it is not difficult to find people who claim … Continue reading →

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When It is Time to Replace Running Shoes (A Personal Account)

Posted on October 22, 2018 by Summer Sorensen

Sometimes I can be slow to internalize things. I might need to learn a lesson a few times before it gets through my skull and into my decision-making process. Pair that quality with a frugal mindset and a hesitation to … Continue reading →

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Thoughts on Overstated Enthusiasm in Language

Posted on October 8, 2018 by Summer Sorensen

I have a problem. It seems to be a problem, anyway. Too much enthusiasm. To the point that perhaps its value is diluted. Does that sound like a problem to you? Allow me to explain further. I am a naturally … Continue reading →

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Unpacking a Piece of the Most Important Commandment (If You Don’t MIND)

Posted on October 2, 2018 by Summer Sorensen

When I learn something significant or a truth hits me in a new way, especially when it pertains to knowledge of God or spiritual life, it can feel like an earth-shaking moment. Has that ever happened to you? Today, I … Continue reading →

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