On the P.A.T.H.
One of the hardest things about life after college was time. In college, it felt like I had time for everything. Once I started working,
June 16, 2022
Dean Storelli
Dean survived 2 years of teaching in New York City and now lives (a little more peacefully) in North Carolina, where he works with the Navs and teaches at Duke University.
Tiredness, Mistakes, and Joy
For at least the fifth day in a row, I blew it. This morning, I got the times mixed up for a meeting I was
September 4, 2021
My Pandemic Lesson
Whether the end of the pandemic is in sight or we have more to go, now seems like a good time to look back over
April 30, 2021
This Is a Test
Over the last few weeks, as the coronavirus has played havoc with our lives, it has been both deeply encouraging—and frustrating—to see how people are
March 27, 2020
Big Plans, Small Hoops, & Simple Surrender
One thing I wish I could figure out is how to stop dreaming about “big plans” for my life. I know the trend is to
May 31, 2019
What Happens When You Don’t Have Time to Walk with God?
In college, I had things down. I went to all our fellowship meetings. I spent consistent time praying and reading the Bible. I met with
June 1, 2018
Little Acts of Kindness
I am constantly amazed at how far a small act of kindness can go. Two weeks ago, I watched a neighbor get wheeled out of
September 28, 2017
Flourishing or Languishing?
When I got my first job out of college, it certainly didn’t feel like I was flourishing. I lived in New Jersey and worked in
June 30, 2017
I Was Made for Work
Yesterday was a long day. After dinner, I still had emails to answer and PowerPoint slides to edit. (I work at a university.) This was
November 27, 2015
