Marc’s Blog
I share updates on my hobbies and interests and express my thoughts on topics that matter to me. With a focus on a Coaching Mindset, I hope my content is genuinely helpful to you if you choose to read it.
Subscribe to receive new posts in your inbox!
Holy Discontentment: Seeking a Purposeful Life
The author expresses skepticism towards platitudes and toxic positivity, emphasizing a desire for real transformation rather than superficial improvements. With a focus on curiosity, grace, and seeking God’s guidance, the writer seeks personal growth. Despite feelings of discontent, they find peace in their faith, aiming to live authentically and serve others, while cultivating a hopeful outlook for the future.
Keep reading
Finding Hope In The Darkness This Advent Season
One week ago, my nephew passed on from this temporal, earthly life into eternal heavenly rest with his Savior, Jesus. A few days later, my cat went missing, presumed dead. A confession: I do not enjoy many of the “Christmas traditions” because they have little or nothing to do with Jesus or His birth; however, I do love Advent. Those who know me very well at all know this. If you didn’t already know this…
Keep reading
Why Showing Up Matters
Being present with the church community is vital for discipleship and spiritual growth. While online resources can supplement faith, they cannot replace the in-person experiences of encouragement and worship. Actively participating, such as through singing, strengthens the church body and fulfills God’s design for communal worship and support.
Keep reading
What if Calling Out Evil Starts with Examining Your Own Heart?
Before calling out evil—whether in fellow Christians or in the world—Scripture commands self-examination. This short piece outlines how to confront sin with humility and courage, drawing on 2 Timothy 2:22–26 and other passages, so we treat believers and non-believers with both truth and love as image-bearers of God.
Keep reading
What If One Simply Does Not Equal the Other?
Discover how recognizing false equivalences and mental shortcuts can lead to greater clarity, compassion, and spiritual growth. This post explores common “does not equal” assumptions, offering insight and reflection prompts to help you think more clearly, live more intentionally, and cultivate grace in your relationships and daily life.
Keep reading
Questions for Reflection on Identity in Christ
This content encourages personal reflection on being made in God’s image, exploring the connection between body and soul, and understanding one’s identity in Christ. It emphasizes the importance of compassion in engaging with others’ struggles and outlines practical steps to embrace and reflect God’s love, both individually and within the church community.
Keep readingSomething went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.