by Josh Weidmann | Jun 23, 2025 | Articles, Christian Life
It was late one Sunday night, the kind of late in the day when the house itself exhales its weariness. I stood with my back against the counter, staring at the steady green light on the dishwasher like it held the answer I was too tired to find. I had just come off a...
by Josh Weidmann | May 10, 2023 | Articles
Cancer is never fair, but it seems especially cruel when it strikes a child. Deborah, a mother, brought her two-year-old son David to Boston’s Massachusetts General Hospital a few years ago. There, a pediatric oncologist named Dr. John Truman informed them that...
by Josh Weidmann | May 5, 2023 | Articles
It’s no secret that we live in a world of instant gratification, where communication constantly evolves. These days, people tend to communicate via text messages, social media, phone calls, video chats, and DMs. With all these options at our disposal, it might...
by Josh Weidmann | Mar 8, 2023 | Articles, Dad Life
Dinner time at our house is of the utmost importance, but it is also the most chaotic. One kid is screaming for water while another one is spilling it. Molly hardly ever sits down to eat until nearly halfway into the meal because, like a busy waiter, she responds to...
by Josh Weidmann | Jan 6, 2023 | Articles
Walking into a person’s crisis is an intimate experience. The pain of suffering is exasperated when met with the unknown. Fear increases when we do not have answers. Some environments are prone to more waiting and questioning and therefore fear. A hospital is a place...
by Josh Weidmann | Jan 5, 2023 | Articles, Christian Life
Fear can punch you in the gut and take your lunch. You least expect it, never desire it, and what you do with it is important. If we stay in a place of fear and therefore do not trust God, we forfeit the peace He offers. Yet, if your fear is a catalyst to move...