Just a little extra attention by each of us can help reduce the email burden we impose on many other people.

Each of us has a choice. Will I live by the creed of “everyone for themselves,” or will I live out of generosity for people around me? It’s not “social distancing,” but physical distancing.

The most frequent command in all of Scripture is some variation of this: “Don’t be afraid.” The truth is: there is always something to be afraid of.

Blogger Steven Kryger at Communicate Jesus raised an interesting question this week when he asked whether Christians should ask for refunds or allow organizations to

“It felt like two kingdoms were vying for my soul. the carnival was offering relief. nature was offering restoration. They are leagues apart, my friends. Leagues apart,” John Eldredge wrote.

I would much rather attend the funeral of a Christian than I would attend a “celebration of life” for someone who will spend eternity separated from the hope, love, happiness, grace, peace and abundance offered by Christ.

Turkish company Tasarim Takarim can take your kids’ doodles and make them into everything from cufflinks to necklaces and more.

“This is one of the most loving things we’ve ever given him, and it offers him a sense of security and confidence in a world that tends to beat our young people into submission,” said author Bert Fulks.

Schools noted that what “I’m curious” does is set the other person up for success. You’re not being interrogative, as there’s no right or wrong answer. There’s no judgment, no ulterior motive. You simply want to learn.