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By Jeff Goins

As the world speeds up, it's more important than ever to intentionally slow down. Here's how. Read More
 

By Anne Jackson

It's safer to have a tidy set of answers, but in today's column, Anne Jackson ponders the beauty of leaving our questions a bit more open-ended. Read More

 

By James Dwyer

We lose out when we don't make space for God to meet us in the eye of the storm. Read More
 

By Joe Schmidt

There are six life lessons that professor Keith Gogan teaches to the students of his English and Backpacking classes. The first five consist of obvious health tips such as: drink water, get plenty of sleep and other things those of us that don’t have time to run 7 miles every morning are hounded with our entire lives. The last health tip, however, is one that I do fulfill. It is simply entitled, “kill your iPod”. Read More

 

By Laine Gebhardt

Listening to the sound of rain is probably my favorite way to wake up. It’s just so relaxing in a way that only nature can be. The way the rain hits the glass of the window and the light pole outside, the concrete sidewalk and the minivan parked next to the curb is relentless, peaceful and gentle.

 

By Rachel Wegner

With tired eyes we shuffled into the camp’s humble chapel. The sun streamed through the trees and windows and threw its transparent arms out across the room, as if to welcome us. It was early, but peaceful. We wasted no time quieting ourselves before Him. Someone pulled out a guitar, and we began to sing, but this time with no particular order of events or time limits. Read More