Lessons with Bill
Dad’s Newspapers And Me: The Things You Remember
It’s funny the things you remember and how they become part of your story. When I was just a kid, we didn’t…
Lessons on Legacy From a Hillbilly Family Story
Reading Hillbilly Elegy I found parallels with my own story, including God’s generosity despite poverty. I’ve learned these things about family over…
Another Story One Seat Over: Hope is a Dangerous Thing
It was a slow Tuesday night in the airport. The tables were mostly empty, but I wanted a meal before my flight….
Finding Clarity In The Midst of Uncertainty
What time is it? It’s a time of uncertainty. Perhaps in the past we were too confident in our ability to predict…
What’s My Calling? A Call to Everyday Faithfulness
We use the word “calling” to refer to our destiny in life, our “sweet spot,” “our highest and best use.” I sometimes…
We Were Writing Our Legacy: The Rocky Mountain Tradition
We knew so little when we got married. But we wanted to be great parents, and we stumbled onto the idea of…
Living with Death, Grief and Hope
How do you deal with the death of a child? With such deep grief?
Remembering Rita: A Tribute
I write to remember Rita—one of those wonderful, incredible friends who lived a generous life.
Legacy Looks Like Fighting for Family
Our stories don’t always turn out the way we hope they will. When a marriage breaks, fighting for your family, as hard…
Family Legacy—The Years Really Go Fast
Do you remember the high school graduation of your children? I remember the sweetness of my first daughter and her birth. I…
91 Years and Counting—the Enduring Legacy of a Generous Life
My mom turned 91 this year. But age alone is not the indicator of a great legacy. It’s living a generous life….
Pondering Legacy: My Neighbor’s Final Years
Have you ever wondered about the legacy of your neighbor? I watched one of my neighbors live out his final years down the…
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