Monthly Archives: March 2020

What forms can comfort take in a time of social distancing? Whatever form it takes, comfort is something everyone needs.

You may be feeling overwhelmed by all you’re getting done during this pandemic. You may be feeling overwhelmed because you’re not getting anything done during this pandemic. Either way, here you go:

I haven’t had anxiety dreams or trouble sleeping through the night in months. This past week I’ve had both. With regularity. How about you? Jesus said he’s with you always, even in anxious times. Let’s talk about this for a … Continue reading →

Here’s a tour of my courtroom, along with a short talk on how judges and courthouse staff are getting the work done:

Does anything look normal any longer? Will normal look the same when the pandemic passes? Let’s talk about how things are right now:

I’m the only one working on my entire floor at the courthouse. Here’s what that looks like, plus some encouragement for those who miss having people around.

While running this morning, my wife and I talked about uncertainty and the inability to plan during this pandemic. That made me think about God’s words on being the same yet making things new:

A few thoughts on Sunday church services, helping others, and looking for blessings.

For me, there’s comfort in routine. Coffee, books and my couch are all here for me.