Just some dad trying to leave a footprint for his kids to walk in if they need to know where to go
Gregg Popovich may never quote scripture, but he lives with a kind of quiet integrity that feels sacred. This reflection explores why his actions—not his words—remind me of the kind of faith I still believe in.
True wealth is the wealth of the soul
Faith-Based & Holistic Education & Counseling Services for Teens, Young Adults, and Parents
Essays in relation to the L.A. Rams, usually done with a six pack and a dash of psychotic disorder.
Musings and books from a grunty overthinker
The things that are happening in the world of Texas high school, college and pro sports
O LORD, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth! Psalm 8:1
Exalting Jesus in His Church and Through His Word
Unnaturally awkward natural redhead who just wants to watch TV.
All about my crazy but very blessed life.
the Story within the Story
Fumbling Through Faith and Anxiety
Just some dad trying to leave a footprint for his kids to walk in if they need to know where to go
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Randomly Rudimentary Faith Stuff 
Run Away! Why Sometimes the Smartest Move Is to Leave the Battlefield
Sometimes the only real option is to step away—to deny legitimacy to a process rigged against you. Texas Democrats have been mocked for “running away” from a fight, but in reality, they’ve been standing at the base of a political fortress. Like in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, retreat wasn’t cowardice—it was the only move left to survive and keep fighting.