by Drew Barnard | Mar 31, 2020 | Thinking
Lessons Learned in Quarantine These are strange times. It’s been less than two weeks since I first wrote about COVID-19 and my life has certainly not become less strange since. After some potential exposure, our family decided to self-quarantine; just a few days... 
by Drew Barnard | Mar 18, 2020 | Suffering
How Should We Respond to COVID-19? When I first heard about the coronavirus, I wasn’t worried. It was happening in China, far from home, and probably wasn’t a big deal there, anyway. Remember Ebola and the swine flu? Case in point. It was never a big deal, at least... 
by Drew Barnard | Feb 24, 2020 | Prayer, Success
The Necessity of a Daily Connection If you read my last two posts, I attempted to make some helpful observations on the positive and negative aspects of tradition. I barely scratched the surface. I’ve enjoyed lively discussions, both within our team and with some of... 
by Drew Barnard | Feb 3, 2020 | Tradition
The Danger of Leaving Tradition In my last post, I discussed some of the dangers of tradition. In the attempt to maintain points of doctrine or practice, it’s easy to lose sight of the Biblical reasons we hold our beliefs in the first place. Even when issues are... 
by Drew Barnard | Jan 20, 2020 | Tradition
4 Ways Tradition Can Be Dangerous It would be nice if life were simple. There are so many paths we can take in life, so many conflicting ideas. Choosing to seek for truth doesn’t make the journey easy or self-evident. In a complicated world, it’s hard to know who we...
