A friendly Reminder

Author: Mike Sonneveldt I had a couple different topics to write about popping around my head. The theological ones, political ones, and even the fitness ones. For a moment, I almost embarked into the theological, considering a debate which seems to be kicking up on the graffiti-wall of Facebook.  But I chose a different path. A lighter way and one that transcends the debates and winds of doctrine. The joy of what God has given us continues to be a favorite topic of mine. If

Author: Mike Sonnevedlt Recently, Bruno V Manno wrote an article at RealClearEducation describing the changes in education that have happened as a result of the Covid madness kids were forced to live through. While Manno describes many of these factors as a tragedy, I can't help but see the opportunity in this. No stimulus is stronger than a negative stimulus, and if it's painful enough, it makes people run the other way very quickly. Our school systems as an institution have

Author: Mike Sonnevedlt Be faithful in the small things   It's easy to run after the big things.  There's glory in the big, massive successes and few men can resist what that glory brings.  But, glory is something that doesn't last.  Just as quickly as it comes upon you, it leaves you stranded, alone and forgotten. Maybe some of you don't want glory.  You don't want to have to even think about a major, world-changing success.  While I could point to your lack of confidence as