HeyJaredSarah Dixon Young
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Reflection: The Sins of the Mother (opens the original)
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The sins of mothers are on full display this week in the headlines, and reading them always makes me take a closer look at my own. Every sin boils down to selfishness. All selfishness leads to death. Selfishness drives mothers to be the center. We want to be needed, necessary, an integral part of our children’s lives. Even after we have weaned them, we desire to be the one who can meet every need, pacify every cry, bring happiness from every grief. It sounds so altruistic and other-centered, but
Reflection: Thirsty Together (opens the original)
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It’s amazing how thirst spreads like wildfire amongst young children. When the first one says, “I am thirsty,” the room fills with echoes of the same. Everyone has to go to the water fountain to get a drink. Thirsting is catching just like yawning. I bet you just looked around for your water bottle. That’s really the business model of every small town bar. They’re betting that you’re thirsty and that you won’t want to drink alone. No matter how much you may drink, thirst always returns. Perhaps
Church Page Reflection: The Distilling (opens the original)
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On a whim in 2001, my mother and I drove late into the night to West Virginia, to a little old house on a lake that once belonged to her grandparents. She loves genealogy, and we spent the weekend exploring cemeteries and old home sites in hollers left empty by time and progress. In Pax, West Virginia, we stumbled upon the farm that had belonged to mom’s great-grandparents. All that was left were the chestnut trees and the old cellar. I walked down into that stone cellar with the weight of four
Church Page Reflection: Crunchy (opens the original)
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You probably just mentally labeled me a “crunchy mom,” if you use the new lingo. With the advent of an entire department of the government dedicated to “making America healthy again,” we’ve developed a lot of terminology for our latest health trends and crazes. I like making my own granola. It seems like a balanced, low-cost way to get my kids to eat grains, fruits, and proteins in the morning without sugar. However, when my dad recently visited, he stocked the house with enough sugar cereal to
Church Page Reflection: Into the Deep (opens the original)
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I was sitting so far back that I could barely see it. He held it up between his thumb and forefinger and stood in front of the pulpit. “If what there is to be known about God is an ocean,” he said, “this represents how much we know.” His illustration stuck with me, and I thought about it again last week as I walked through a sea of people at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. The Mayo campus there has many buildings, a multiplicity of floors, and abundant hallways above and below ground. All of them
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