Our own worst enemy

Posted by on Oct 31, 2012 in Blog, Young Adult Blog | 2 comments

Over the course of the last few years, the number of people who believe in the sacredness of all life is growing. The trends are clear, the more we learn about fetal development in utero, the more apparent it becomes that life begins at conception. An intelligent person who asks honest questions & is answered with objective, scientific truth will come to understand what we know.

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A letter from my father to my unborn child

Posted by on Jul 28, 2012 in Blog, Young Adult Blog | 3 comments

You are very lucky. Much luckier than many babies born at this time. You have two parents that love each other and are committed to each other and they love you and will always love you. You will learn about God and your faith and I expect that you will grow in that faith and it will be a comfort to you and give you direction, hope and purpose for all of your life. As a baby, you really can’t ask for more than that. This is why so much will be expected of you.

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Because He loves us

Posted by on Jul 14, 2012 in Blog, Young Adult Blog | 0 comments

Unfortunately, at 8:30 yesterday morning I was smack dab in the middle of a pretty heated fight with my 20-year-old brother, and I wasn't exactly feeling full of the love of family & the Kingdom of God. And, at about 8:42 as I fought my way through a second paragraph, I got a text from said knuckle-headed brother and all motivation & inspiration went out the window.

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Note to self: It’s not a competition, stupid.

Posted by on Jun 20, 2012 in Blog, Young Adult Blog | 0 comments

I am enormously blessed to have many friends. Some of my friends have parents who were able to pay for their education. One of my...

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Just Because He Said So

Posted by on May 26, 2012 in Blog, Youth Blog | 0 comments

My father was hard on me for things which seemed like no big deal. C's were never acceptable in our house, and if we got B's, they better have been high B's. And it wasn't that he yelled, necessarily - though there were plenty of times that he did yell - instead he'd shake his head with this overwhelming disappointment and tell me, "You can do better."

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