We know that moment when someone became "Mom" or "Dad" to us. Not when we mastered swaddling or figured out sleep schedules—but something deeper. A protective instinct we didn't know existed suddenly emerged. Identity shifted before competence ever caught up. If you ask your child, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" try following up with, "Then what?" Because here's the truth: identity isn't a destination. It's not about arriving at a job title and stopping. It's about becoming.

Even if shopping comes easily, an IKEA excursion can expose even the most committed of shoppers. I have a friend who imagines IKEA as the Swedish word for “hell.”…

The Church today is missing a great opportunity to be UNequally yoked. Of course, sameness isn’t bad. It’s just geared toward maintenance rather than growth.

There are two types of strength and neither is automatic, but both are universally available. The first, called Fluid Intelligence, launches our adult mission fueled by passion, concern, talent, and intuition.

Small-Batch Disciplemaking offers a hope-filled, useful “yoke”; a way to animate a living faith, like a relationship to nurture.