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2023 Lawyers Have Heart 10K (D.C.)
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2018 GW Parkway Classic (Alexandria, VA)
2018 Cherry Blossom 10 Mile Run (D.C.)
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Tag Archives: Bible
Comparison Is The Thief Of Joy
One reason I never tire of hearing familiar Bible stories is their timelessness. They address core human conditions that we wrestle with today–family tensions, love triangles, power struggles, jealousy. The Parable that we heard in church last week reminded me … Continue reading
The Parable Of The Sower
If you grew up going to Sunday School or Bible Camp, you probably are familiar with the Parable of the Sower. Like most of the Parables, it’s full of imagery that makes it ripe for retelling. And, like most Bible … Continue reading
Why Should I Go To Church?
I don’t think I made it to church once in June. Most weeks I had a good reason for missing church–my son’s lacrosse game or a business trip–but at least once I skipped to church to go for a run … Continue reading
I Believe In The Resurrection
In the days leading up to Easter, The Washington Post ran several stories about the resurrection, and in particular what Christians believe about the resurrection and whether you have to believe in the resurrection in order to be a “real” Christian. I’ve … Continue reading
Observing Palm Sunday With Inspirational Words
Today we are observing Palm Sunday, the last Sunday in Lent. Many churches use the palm fronds from Palm Sunday to make ashes for the next year’s Ash Wednesday. I love that symbolism and reminder that the Lenten season of repentance is … Continue reading