Allegory of the Giants
March 16, 2017
A short allegory about the Great Mountain Giants and how they handle adversity. … More Allegory of the Giants
A Place to Remember
March 5, 2017
The orangey-pink of the morning sky reflected off the lake’s glassy water. I couldn’t help but stare in total awe at the beauty of the creation of the creator who painted it. … More A Place to Remember
The Error Signal of Faith
March 2, 2017
Humbly using concepts in both faith and science to see the glory of the one who created both. … More The Error Signal of Faith
Roots of Our Frustration Part II
February 17, 2017
Often times in our culture, especially for my college-aged counterparts, our frustrational sins are overlooked because they are so prevalent. However, like the majority of ideals in modern culture, these thoughts are misguided. … More Roots of Our Frustration Part II
Forgive This Hurt
February 15, 2017
I wish you would have said something before It escalated to this point we’re at. If only I’d have known your heart at war I might’ve been able to help combat. Alas I knew no thing at all was wrong You left me thinking all was well with you. So with normality I went along … More Forgive This Hurt
Integrity of a Disheartened Heart
February 5, 2017
It is possible to stand without bearing the weight of the sin that inhibits you from your fullest capacity in Christ. … More Integrity of a Disheartened Heart
They Told me to be Independent
January 28, 2017
I wish they hadn’t … More They Told me to be Independent
Grace in the Moment
January 15, 2017
To my best friend, who has put up with so much for me, I’m writing you this letter for dual purpose; serving as both an apology and a promise. This is not only directed to you, but it is also an apology and promise to myself. For as long as I can remember I have been … More Grace in the Moment
1.12.17
January 12, 2017
I’m in between classes at my small, liberal arts university in Northwest Arkansas. I sat down, turned on some Hillsong on Spotify, and began to start my daily time with the Lord. I opened my Bible and turned to Psalm 112 and began to read my one Psalm per day, which I’ve done the previous … More 1.12.17
To an Actor, From an Ignorant Athlete
December 9, 2016
To an Actor: I need to start out by apologizing for the ignorance that I have so naively been blinded by for the entirety of my life up until this point. I have been playing soccer for nearly 16 years. My entire soccer-consumed life has been epitomized by this idea of superiority. Athletics, in my … More To an Actor, From an Ignorant Athlete
