(1) Learning takes several games. Repetition helps you absorb the rules, grasp how to win, and discern subtle advantages. (2) Play a practice game where veterans help newbies. Don’t worry about feeling awkward. It takes practice to work out the kinks. (3) Don’t care about losing. Focus on improving. Figure out how to learn. (4) Each […]
Author: Paul Santhouse
I am a follower of Jesus Christ. I’m also a husband, father, and grandpa. And I’m part of the Moody Publishers* team. Since I've worked with books for nearly four decades, and I believe the local church is where we become the kind of people Jesus would be in our shoes, that's mostly what this blog is about.
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Paul
*As this is my personal blog, the views and opinions expressed herein are my own, not those of my employer.
Seven Things I’ve Learned About Gifts That Require Assembly
(1) It’s normal to feel more puzzled than excited. “I didn’t ask for this. What is it?” (2) They don’t always make sense. “What’s with all these ropes, pulleys, and lag bolts?” (3) It’s tempting to let it sit. “I don’t have time for this.” (4) Consider the giver. “He’s a good person. He’s wise. […]
Seven Things I’ve Learned About Christmas (from Reading the Bible*)
(1) Jesus existed before He was born. The Gospel of John begins Jesus’ story before there were Wise Men, shepherds, or angels. John reveals the backstory: Jesus existed before the universe began; He is God; He created the universe (John 1:1-3). (2) Jesus is the heir to King David’s throne. The Christmas story features two […]
Seven Things I’ve Learned About Surviving a Child’s Suicide (from a Parent Who’s Been Through It)
(1) You never forget. “He’s everywhere I look. Sitting in that chair. Standing by the kitchen sink. Coming down the stairs. Watching television.” (2) You rage against God. “Why did you let this happen to our son? He was a great kid! We did our best to please you and raise him right — why […]
Seven Things I’ve Learned About Reading the Bible
Wander into any church and ask, “Who wants to read the Bible this year?” and most hands will go up. Even those who don’t embrace Christianity often think about reading the Bible. It’s a worthy goal. No book has had more influence on history, and its themes of love, loss, and redemption are universal. It […]
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