@JonAcuff Haha. I know that flight and experience very well. I did it in reverse. Landed late in Sioux Falls. Only airport I’ve ever been to that was empty when I arrived (midnight from ORD) and the kind, Midwest Hertz staff had closed but left my car keys on the desk with my name.
@davidkinnaman Thanks for your vulnerability, my friend. It helps us to see you that way, as painful as that may be. And it helps know how to pray. Love to you and your family.
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@KPowellFYI Hahaha. Been there. Found it. Grabbed it, and the rotten creature bit me. Dropped it and it disappeared again. Trick to catching it: Put the cage on the floor where we lost it, with food and water, door to cage wide open. Went to bed. Next morning, vióla! Safe and sound.
@KPowellFYI “Overly helpful.” Guilty. Well done, @KPowellFYI. I needed to read this, breathe, and trust. One in college and another just beginning a 27-month Peace Corps commitment in Paraguay.
In unChristian, we explored what Christianity looks like to non-Christians, in You Lost Me, why young adults walk away from faith, and now in #FaithForExiles, we uncover what practices distinguish resilient disciples among young Christians. https://t.co/MufBLbkbzo
Here's the first review (that I know of) of my new book #faithforexiles by a 20-something--someone whose generation we're studying and talking about. I am really pleased to see how much the book resonated with you, Taylor.