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Inspired by a conversation with my doctoral cohort, I created ("created" meaning I used a website where I typed dialogue and it created the movie for me) the following short video about the, all too common, awkward silence that follows in casual conversation when people discover you are a ...
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This is part 7 of a blog series called Leading a Small Group. It is a weird thing, a small group. You show up to someone’s house and sit in their living room with people you have just met and you discuss things you don’t normally discuss in groups of ...
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Have you ever wondered what social media are doing to us? What are we becoming as a people who are so pixel connected? There are a number of aspects of social media that I've noticed:Twitter Trolling - If you followed me, just so I'd follow you, but I didn't on any ...
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Video games and movies are like the awkward teenage romance that just never quits. We all secretly want to see them succeed as a couple, but they just aren’t mature ... ...
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Growing up amongst a charismatic church movement, I was occasionally exposed to things that made me uncomfortable. Expressions I naturally accepted in my youth I began to question as my intellect matured and my personality uncovered its cynical side. Hyper-emotionalism. Awkward “prop ...
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Potato salad and I have never really been friends. We’ve met on several occasions. At a friend’s house, at the neighborhood cookout, at the grocery store. But it’s always been awkward between us. I’m just not really a fan. I don’t want to make potato salad feel bad, so ...
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If stress reveals who we are, then I am a completely awkward middle school student. Difficult news renders me unable to move, words frozen on my tongue. After my dad died, I thought I had learned which things were helpful to say; in my head, I am a paragon of ...
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I asked the helicopter pilot to fly to Hazor so that I could take video of the site. Before long we hovered over a modern town with houses, streets, and parks. The pilot and I exchanged awkward glances, and I clarified what I wanted: “I meant Tel Hazor.” He still ...