The Game’s Already Won—Take a Knee

Since I don’t have the SEC Network right now because of the YouTube TV and Disney dispute, I’ve found myself watching old game videos online instead. One of them was Miami’s heartbreaking loss last year when Coach Mario Cristobal chose not to kneel in the victory formation. All the Hurricanes had to do was take …

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When the Night Feels Long (Psalm 119:49-56)

“Remember the word unto thy servant, upon which thou hast caused me to hope.”—Psalm 119:49 Some nights feel longer than others. Not because of the hours on the clock, but because of the weight on your heart. Worry keeps you awake. Grief settles in. Prayers go unanswered, and silence seems to stretch out like a …

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Follow the Bubbles

When a scuba diver is submerged in deep waters, it's difficult to tell which way is up because the water scatters the light, and he can't perceive the pull of gravity. He can quickly lose his sense of direction and be overwhelmed with confusion.