Thursday, March 26, 2026
We say it to the friend who keeps circling the same story. To the coworker who won’t drop a mistake from three weeks ago. Sometimes we say it to ourselves—lying awake, replaying what’s already done but somehow unfinished. There’s a strange pull. The thing is hurting us … and yet we hold on. It’s why… Read more
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
When people are invited to something important, there are always a few questions. What time should we be there? What should we wear? Who else is coming? We want to understand the details. We want to get it right. But eventually, all the questions give way to something simpler. Are you going? Yes or no. Read more
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
The following is a question people ask when they aren’t really looking for an answer: “Who gave you permission?” It sounds procedural. Reasonable, even. But usually, the real intent is not information, it’s threat. Someone has stepped into a space we thought we understood, and suddenly the deeper fear rises: What if I’m not actually… Read more
Monday, March 23, 2026
We prefer a version of Jesus who fits. The one who meets expectations. Affirms what’s already there. Keeps things moving without too much disruption. Matthew 21 describes no such Jesus. He rides into Jerusalem and everything feels right at first. The crowd is loud, hopeful, electric: “Hosanna! Save us now!” They’re welcoming a king, and… Read more