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Jeremy Howard

Jeremy Howard
Do I Love Everyone On The Train?

Do I Love Everyone On The Train?

In the rushing kaleidoscope of clickbait titles that jump out of my phone screen every week, one, in particular, caught my eye. ‘Tell everyone on this train I love them’: The meaning of a hero’s final words. The article was written by Maeven Higgins, an Irish podcaster and comedian,

By Jeremy Howard 11 Feb 2022
Why I Wake Up At 4 AM

Why I Wake Up At 4 AM

There is an episode of Phineas and Ferb (stay with me here) where Heinz Doofenshmirtz is once again attempting to take over the tri-state area. He creates an “-anator” that will make everyone’s New Year’s Resolution be to make him leader of the tri-state area.  You may already

By Jeremy Howard 21 Jan 2022
Jesus is my gravy.

Jesus is my gravy.

I was sitting in church Sunday morning and I was struck by a thought. Jesus is our gravy. That may or may not be an original thought though it is certainly original to me.  This epiphany came out of what is to most people, our “God time.”  The time in

By Jeremy Howard 16 Dec 2021
Gratitude for Legacy

Gratitude for Legacy

Assuming you live within the United States, you may be feeling the not-so-subtle coma effects of tryptophan. Your kitchen may look like the scullery of a Victorian home following a dinner party. Depending on your family traditions, maybe you play pick-up football games at a local park, or maybe you

By Jeremy Howard 26 Nov 2021
Discontentment Can Be a Spiritual Virtue

Discontentment Can Be a Spiritual Virtue

During the Civil War, a Union soldier inscribed the words to a song of uncertain origins on the wall of his prison. “I am a poor wayfaring stranger. Traveling through this world below…”  The Libby Prison Hymn, as it was known for a time, was credited to this soldier even

By Jeremy Howard 18 Nov 2021
A Lesson in Prayer from Ia Drang

A Lesson in Prayer from Ia Drang

In November of 2013, I downloaded a book on my kindle. We Were Soldiers Once…And Young by Joe Galloway. I knew the story, or a version of it at least, made by Hollywood and portrayed in part by Mel Gibson and Sam Elliot. I remember being struck with the

By Jeremy Howard 11 Nov 2021
A Bad Hunt and A Bowl of Soup: Why An Eternal Perspective Matters

A Bad Hunt and A Bowl of Soup: Why An Eternal Perspective Matters

It is late afternoon and the sun is sinking lower and casting long shadows down the draws and crevices along the Owyhee mountains.  Out in the valley, sunlight still covers everything, but down the steep slope below me, darkness has already begun to stretch out its fingers and get a

By Jeremy Howard 30 Oct 2021
Hockey Documentaries and Marriage: Why You Should Not Ignore Your Spouse

Hockey Documentaries and Marriage: Why You Should Not Ignore Your Spouse

It was the end of the day and I was sitting on the couch and I was tired.  My wife and I had just completed the hostage negotiation process that is bedtime and there was quiet in the house.  I had decided to fritter away a few precious moments on

By Jeremy Howard 21 Oct 2021
What Does God Do With My Brokenness?

What Does God Do With My Brokenness?

I just started a renovation project in our house. The design, function, and final look of the project have occupied space in my mind. It isn’t always there, but I always come back to it. I plan and scheme and dream of what I want to do. All these

By Jeremy Howard 30 Sep 2021
What Can I Do About Anxiety?

What Can I Do About Anxiety?

Recently a verse came to my mind. Psalm 43:5. It sums up my feelings lately. I feel cast down. Like a man charging windmills, I fight at nothing and everything. There is a fog between me and the world.  I am anxious. Admittance is key to getting help but

By Jeremy Howard 16 Sep 2021
Where is God in My Grief?

Where is God in My Grief?

He was despised and rejected by men, a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief… Isaiah 53:3 “No one ever told me that grief felt so like fear. I am not afraid, but the sensation is like being afraid. The same fluttering in the stomach, the same restlessness, the

By Jeremy Howard 02 Sep 2021
What I Learned from a Traitor’s Feet.

What I Learned from a Traitor’s Feet.

If you were raised in a church culture or background, the teaching from Matthew 5 is second nature (at least in theory). Love your enemies and those who wish you harm. It is the counter-cultural motif that runs strong throughout history since it was first penned. It goes against every

By Jeremy Howard 06 Aug 2021
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