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When you look at the world around you, it doesn’t take long to notice how negative everything feels. But if we’re honest—it’s not just the world around us. It’s in us too. How many times today have you complained? How often did something small go wrong, and your thoughts immediately spiraled? One bad grade. One awkward moment. One mistake. And suddenly your thoughts sound like: I’m so dumb. I always mess things up. Why am I like this? On my varsity boys volleyball team, one t

There’s a song I really like called Tremble. The opening line says, “Peace, bring it all to peace, the storm surrounding me, let it break at Your Name.” If I’m not actively listening to music, more often than not, I start singing (especially at work) and Tremble has become my current default song. I’m not mad at it. There have definitely been worse songs to consistently get stuck in your head. (I survived 2010 when Baby by Justin Bieber was everywhere.) But getting back to th

Exodus 4 makes me laugh. Genuinely. Moses argues with God about leading the people out of Egypt. He basically tries to tell God, “Um… You’ve got the wrong guy. I can’t speak in front of people.” God reminds Moses Who made man’s mouth and Who has authority over the blind, the deaf, and the mute. One by one, He takes away Moses’ excuses and then says, “Now go. I’ll be with you and tell you what to say.” And Moses, with nothing left to say, responds with what I think is one of t