Author: Jared Stacy

  • Don’t Waste Your Lockdown

    We are works in progress, and God finishes what He starts Football taught me life. It was one school of many that can teach, from art and film to music or…

    Don’t Waste Your Lockdown
  • Waiting For Hope

    Seeing and trusting God right now There wasn’t much social distancing in Jerusalem 2000 odd years ago on Palm Sunday. Crowds packed the way up to the holy city; each one…

    Waiting For Hope
  • Finding Normal

    Learning resiliency when your routine is disrupted In 1940, Nazi bombers unleashed hell on the entire civilian population of London. For 57 days, German bombers rained +18,000 tons of explosives…

    Finding Normal
  • How We Endure

    Let “we” take the place of “me” 100 years ago, an expedition of 28 men spent an entire Antartic winter trapped in their ship — the fitly named Endurance. Suddenly, dreams of discovery…

    How We Endure
  • Pandemic Paranoia

    Faith is paranoia in reverse. Coronavirus spreads and so does paranoia. But this paranoia is not new, it’s just been hidden from view; it was hidden while life was good and…

    Pandemic Paranoia
  • Saying “Yes” to What Matters

    What matters most to us takes the most sacrifice from us. It was May 1927. On a dark & damp New York morning, a single engine monoplane bounced into the air…

    Saying “Yes” to What Matters
  • Walt Disney Knew Something

    Before Walt Disney, cartoons were like sugar. They held you over while you waited for the main meal, the feature reel. Cartoons then were full of cheap laughs and little…

    Walt Disney Knew Something
  • Living the Future

    Every Sunday morning growing up, we had a tradition in the Stacy house. My dad would take the newspaper and circle the NFL teams he thought were going to win…

    Living the Future
  • An Indestructible Life

    The first generation of Americans were at a loss for words when it came to how to address President-elect George Washington. During his inauguration, the crowds in New York shouted…

    An Indestructible Life
  • Radical Simplicity

    You should be thankful we only memorize Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address in our American schools, and not Edward Everett’s Gettysburg Address. Lincoln’s historic speech rounds out at a tweetable 272 words.…

    Radical Simplicity