Parenting with a Ghost: When Shared Parenting Isn’t Really Shared When the judge signed off on my shared parenting plan, I thought I’d finally made it. I imagined some awkward-but-functional version of teamwork—two divorced adults passing the baton and collaborating...
A testimony of unconditional love, rock bottom, and coming home I want to start with a question that might be haunting you: How far is too far? How far can you run from God before it’s too late? How long can you stay away? How angry can you get? How deep in sin?...
Why Silicon Valley’s spiritual awakening might be exactly what the church needs The Irony of Progress Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI—the company behind ChatGPT and arguably the most influential AI company on earth—said something in a podcast last year that I...
Hey, nerds, it’s Derek—40-year-old single dad, Click Consultants wrangler, and Tanner’s chief chaos coordinator. Driving to counseling the other day, I got hit hard by that voice in my head whispering, “You’re not good enough.” You know the one—sneaky,...
Time stamp: 1:11 AM. Right shoe off, left shoe still on for some reason. Half-cold coffee. Hoodie with a bleach dot from when I tried to clean something at 2 AM last month and made it worse. Three tabs open to the same article. Again. I once spent three weeks deciding...
The Illusion of Connection in the Algorithmic Age In the early days of social media, the true power lay in the simplicity of the follow button. With a single click, we forged a direct connection – a digital handshake of sorts – with the creators, voices, and...
