Even in the midst of your heartache, God is working. Here’s how I found “pure joy” in my darkest season.
Whether it’s a new week, new month, or a new year, there’s something refreshing about fresh start. You might be the type of person to set New Year’s Resolutions or New Year’s Goals, or you might just be the type of person who enjoys creating new rhythms for your life. Here are some tools to help.
Once again, I set out this year to read 25 books, only to come woefully short of that goal. Much of that was because I spent a good portion of this year writing more than reading, but I’m also trying to focus more on the quality of what I read over the quantity.
We were just kids. We had no idea. Thank you to the teachers and adults who helped us navigate the horrors of 9/11.
Have you ever heard of an app called FaceTune? You probably have — it’s the No. 3 most popular paid app on the Apple App store and the No. 1 app in the photo and video category.
We are right in the middle of Lent, so going through a book about self-control seems fitting. That’s why this month, author Drew Dyck’s book, Your Future Self Will Thank You (Moody Publishers), will be featured as the In No Hurry Podcast Book of the Month.
Much of who I am as a man and a husband is because of the lessons my parents taught me and the example they continue to demonstrate.
Starting February 1, I’m launching the In No Hurry Podcast Book of the Month program that I will run through my social media channels. Follow along as we explore the book together and talk with the author each month.
