People like a good show. Sometimes they watch the same one over and over. Sometimes, writers do that with stories . But other times, you want something different. Something a little strange, perhaps. But obviously, those aren't the norm. Not to worry! As ever, I researched some so that you don't have to. Today, I'm unpacking unusual but wholesome series. Don't turn that dial, and let's get into it! 1. Itch Based on a series of books by the same name, this show is about

All of us have failure. Jesus said, "There is no one righteous." Some of us might fail more than others, or at least feel like we do. Which is why I researched some mindful methods, for facing failure, so you don't have to. And on the off chance that topic resonates with you, let's get into it! One of the most important strategies is to just stay in church. And that might be a bit simplified, but even if you don't have a churchthat you enjoy, or you'd rather do something

For anybody who might not know, the second week of June is National Gardening week. And gardening is one of the most popular hobbies in America. So, in case you'e interested, I've researched some helpful books, so you don't have to. Relax! It's all super easy, if a little dirty. Now then, glove up, grab your trowel, and let's get into it! 1 Sunset Garden Books So, Sunset is a magazine showing the beauty of the American West. Basically, everything from Southern Californi

The misson field can be a dangerous place. Jesus talked about how we'd be persecuted for His name. And while today that's very real, more common are the hijinks and hilarity that ensue from cultural cofusion. Not sure what I'm talking about? Well, I've researched some examples, so you don't have to. As usual, I'm leaving the original missionaries anonymous, for their benifit. But if you're ready to answer the call, let's get into it! One day, during our Sunday school less

This one is a bit of a personal reflection. But I thought it might still be interesting. See, a while back, Audrey Assad released a single called The Other Side. And it was sweet and romantic, but also uniquely hopeful because of a dogma it presented. One I've been pondering a while now. So I did some research, which means you won't have to. Though it might still be puzzling. But if you've got your thinking caps on, let's get into it! In the first verse, she talks abo

Feel Good Family Edition So, anyone who’s been reading my work consistently knows by now, I’m a bit of a geek. Comic books, video games, movies, sign me up! But sometimes, it’s just good to sit back in my fuzzy socks with a cup of Earl Grey tea, and binge watch a show that feels like a warm hug. So these are a few options to let you do just that. Once again, I’ve done all this research so you don’t have to. It’s still not sponsored, just fun. So, with all that being said, l

In several scriptues, we find signs of end times. But in Luke 21, Jesus gives relevant pointers, that we can see happening now, not someday later. And I've researched a few of these, which means you don't have to. Still, if I've tickled your curiosity, let's get into it! At some point, every human accomplishment is gonna pass. Which is why we should focus instead on those things that will never fade. Or, more specifically, on the gifts of God, like grace, that stand fo

To br fair, these were never really classified. But still, most folks have never heard of them all the same. You probsbly know Sherlock Holmes, maybe Hercule Poirot. But these are several less celebrated super sleuths. Which I've researched, so y'all don't have to. So grab your magnifying glass and your fingerprinting powder, and let's get into it! 1.Philo Vance Starting off kind of simple. Without a lot of clever gimmicks or backstory, Philo Vance is a private investi

I love my step ladder. But then, I never knew my real ladder. This is your captain spealing. AND THIS IS YOUR CAPTAIN SHOUTING!! Some guy just stole my Prozac. Well, hope he's happy with himself. I was gonna talk about the world's least important animal. But it's irrelephant. My ex cheated on me with this deaf jerk. I should have noticed the signs. I farted on my wallet. Now, I have gas money! I used to chew on electrical cords, until my parents grounded m

Most Christians know the 23rd Psalm. It's short, yet profound, and many have put it to music. Probably more people have memorized it. But the old saying was that familiarity breeds contempt. And while I doubt that this Psalm isn't loved, hearing it too often can dull the meaning. So today, I'm going to explore that meaning. I've done all the research, so you don't have to. But hopefully, this will bless you as much as me. So, sit tight, take a deep breath, and let's get into