The Lord's abundant goodness surrounds us in every corner of creation, but the world often tempts us to take these blessings for granted. How do we cultivate true contentment in a world that chases endless novelty?
In an anxious age of hyper-individualism, political polarization, and digital distraction, idolatry often feels indistinguishable from normal life. How might the habit of saying “on the other hand” disrupt our certainties and reorient us to humble and faithful living?
What would it look like to rein in and re-orient our love of sports, such that it becomes part of our worship of the one true God?
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