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Author Archives: scottytang
Storms Pass
I recently spent a couple days backpacking in the mountains, and something that’s always in the back of my mind every time I decide to do this is, “what if I get stormed on?” This particular time, it’s getting late … Continue reading
That Old Familiar Tune
Grief often feels like a broken record. The same song plays over and over again, and it’s not just any song. It’s a song that evokes feelings and past hurts that I thought I buried and had moved past, but … Continue reading
Posted in Memoirs, Miscellaneous
Tagged grief, how to deal with grief, hurts, record, sunshine, wounds
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It Will Be Ok
There is something about being in the mountains that brings some kind of clarity. On July 4th, just a couple weeks ago, I had to work in the morning till about 2 or 3, and all day at the coffee … Continue reading
Posted in Memoirs
Tagged Depression, Down and out, God, Healing, Hiking, It will be ok, Mountains, nature, Reflection
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Irony in the Wilderness
I think all of us wrestle with feeling like we have a lack of people around us. Whether that be family, friends, community, etc. Most of us, if not all struggle with feeling alone in the world without a solid … Continue reading
Posted in Memoirs, Miscellaneous
Tagged alone, feeling alone, nature, people, reflections, thoughts, wilderness
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Look What We Overcame
Life has a way of never going the way we thought it would. We thought we would be married with kids, own a home, have a good career, be living out some dream job or dream life. Only to be … Continue reading
Letting Go of Purpose
There are a lot of people in the world that think a lot about purpose. There was a survey once that asked millennials what their biggest fear was, and the majority answer was living a life without purpose. We want … Continue reading
Posted in Theology/Philosphy
Tagged Calling, Destiny, freedom, Letting Go, Meaning of life, Purpose, Purpose in life
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We Did Our Best
It’s hard not to live without some regret in this world. We tell ourselves often, “if I could do it all over again, I would have done it a lot differently.” Parents and children deal with this a lot. Parents … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged abandonment, being hard on ourselves, bitterness, coping, forgiveness, grace, Healing, issues, Parents, regret, remorse, resentment, working through family issues
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Through the Dark
Getting along with people can often be a challenge. Everyone is trying their best to do what they feel is right, yet we still clash. We upset people, people upset us, sometimes there are grudges, families get divided, and so on. My … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged conflict, division, forgiveness, grace, grudges, how to forgive, understanding
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The Difference is in the Little Things
I spent most of my early twenties putting a lot of thought into how I could make a difference in the world. As a young Christian, I wanted so badly to make an impact. So I thought and I dreamed … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged Contentment, how to find meaning, how to find purpose, Making a difference, Meaning, Purpose, The Little things
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Reflections on Suffering and Unanswered Prayer
Suffering is a hard thing to endure. It causes us to question and reflect on a lot of things. It can make us feel mad at God, hate God, and even come to believe that He doesn’t exist. When I … Continue reading
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