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Charlie Kirk: The Price of Truth
Whether you agree with all his views or not, one finds it hard to deny that Charlie Kirk was an outspoken Christian. It was this bold and unafraid-to-stand-for-truth nature that led to his murder while speaking at a university campus on September 10, 2025. (Keep Reading)
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Fruit at Camp #10: Reflections
While serving at camp this summer, I wrote 9 blog posts, each about a different Fruit of the Spirit. I’d wanted to write this series for a while, and God showed me that camp was the perfect time. First, there were 9 Fridays in July/August. Second, camp is arguably the… (Keep Reading)
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A Second Camp Story
It was a warm summer evening at camp, and naturally, the Camp Staff had a plan. The campers were gone for the day, so it was just the full-timers. Since our camp is situated on a river, we set off on a canoe/paddleboard adventure. Around twenty of us made our… (Keep Reading)
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A Camp Story
It was a hot summer day at camp, and naturally, I had neglected to put on sunscreen. Our task appeared simple: move a 26-foot-tall inflatable from the beach to the middle of the river. I’d already spent the morning hunting for missing concrete anchors in the murky water, so we… (Keep Reading)
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Lessons from a Tree
After 14 weeks of turning 180º against human nature, I was told to branch out. So (literally) Lessons from a Tree was born. First off, summer has arrived! School is out and camp starts this weekend. If you’re willing to pray for me, I’d love your support! Today’s post is… (Keep Reading)
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180 Degrees: Go Love
Every Spring Break my church runs a local missions trip. I’ve had the privilege of participating three times, and it always makes for an inspiring and impactful week. This year was different in two ways. Instead of staying in our town, we drove to the capital and participated in a… (Keep Reading)
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A Second Guest Post
The Game Where Everyone Loses. I recently submitted an article for publication on one of my friend’s blogs, WarriorCo. While I wrote this post a while ago, it’s still very relevant today. It details my comparison struggle, and how I worked to break free from it. I’d love it if… (Keep Reading)
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Two Thousand Twenty Five
The New Year Has Arrived. And with it, a lot of new things. Two of those new things relate to WLF itself. You may have seen the post I published on New Year’s Eve, but if you didn’t, here’s the gist of it: my weekly emails are now coming through… (Keep Reading)
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The End…or the Beginning?
“You ain’t heard nothing yet.” You may have noticed that things look different here at Writing, Life, Faith. On Friday, I recapped the incredible work God did through this site in the past year – but that wasn’t it. There were two things I didn’t tell you about, namely because… (Keep Reading)
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In Conclusion
The year is at its end. First off, Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays! I hope you had an amazing Christmas! 2024 was one crazy year, both from a blogging and personal standpoint. A lot happened in the last 12 months, and it’s hard to imagine things getting any crazier than… (Keep Reading)
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The Sunshine Blogger Award
Something special happened. Today I have a bonus post for you guys (: First off, I’d like to say a very special thank you to Dee at Dee’s Designs for nominating me for this award. I’m honoured that you chose this blog. The Sunshine Blogger Award is an award that… (Keep Reading)
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A Guest Post
The Best Book There Is Recently one of my blogging friends reached out to me, asking if I would be willing to write a guest post for her blog, The Remnant. Of course I said yes. After breaking down how the Bible is the word of God, I decided it… (Keep Reading)
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