In this final loverb podcast, I say thanks to those who have helped loverb come to this place and explore endings and new beginnings. Thanks so much for listening and sharing with others.

My wife and I recently went to Italy on vacation. Our trip was amazing, thanks in large part to some great guides we had. I think a life of faith is like this also. What are your stories of guides, both good and bad?

My wife and I are about to go on vacation to Italy. In preparation, we have done everything we can to learn survival Italian in hopes of fitting in as much as possible. But anytime we are in a new situation, we require lots of hospitality.

In this episode I share about a fascinating figure and his famous encounter with Jesus. I think this story is worth rethinking. I hope you will consider your own thoughts on doubt and faith.

I love sports - sometimes probably too much. But sports and faith have had a strange partnership for me for most of my life. In this episode I share about this odd dance, and invite you to consider similar connections in your life.

In this podcast I share the roots of Maundy Thursday and connect the power of this day with current controversies involving faith. Hopefully our journey through Holy Week to Easter will help us return to Jesus' words of love as the basis for our actions.

In this podcast I share about the recent discipline of a health regimen. Such discipline is certainly similar to a life of disciplined faith. I invite you to consider your own feelings about the components of discipline in discipleship.

In this episode I share about going on a recent immersion trip to San Francisco. Almost everything I experienced there could be its own podcast. I hope you enjoy the brief reflections I share and that you consider a similar trip in the future.

In this episode I share about recently reading a book by The Rev. Becca Stevens about healing in many forms. Hope you enjoy and share with others!

In this episode I share about hearing and reading Bob Goff and my reflections on his fascinating approach to parenting. Maybe we can all embrace a little more whimsy!