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There is a word we don’t hear nearly as often as we once did: stewardship. We tend to hear it in church when someone is talking about money, giving, or tithing. And while stewardship certainly includes our finances, it reaches much further than what we put in the offering plate. Stewardship is how we care for everything God has entrusted to us. Our money. Our homes. Our possessions. Our time. Our talents. Our work. Our relationships. Our creativity. Our land and resources. Ev

I've always liked the number seven. Now, before anyone starts thinking I've become one of those people who searches for hidden messages in license plates or counts the pickles on a cheeseburger, let me assure you—that's not where this is going. I was born in 1970, on December 8th, the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. I've always thought that was a pretty neat birthday to have. The year starts with a seven, the day carries special meaning in my faith, and if you ask me the

How God Calls Us to Live (Without Accidentally Becoming That Person) There is something oddly comforting about the fact that Jesus didn't spend His ministry teaching people how to become famous, wealthy, or admired. He spent most of His time teaching ordinary people how to be... well... good humans. Kind humans. Honest humans. Patient humans. Humans who don't lose their testimony because the grocery store only opened one checkout lane. If we're being honest, most of us don't