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I Got Out of Bed with a Calling and Purpose

Posted on June 13, 2024 by Steve Simms

I am so fortunate. I get out of bed every morning with a calling and a purpose. I wake up with something burning in my heart and I feel called to share it. I post it on social media and … Continue reading →

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Finding Purpose Beyond Rationalistic Materialism

Posted on June 9, 2024 by Steve Simms

When people abandon the idea that there is more than matter and energy behind the physics, chemistry, and biology of the universe, they lose their way. It’s hard to have good mental health when people see no meaning to their … Continue reading →

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Technology that distracts me from my purposeful life-track

Posted on November 29, 2023 by Steve Simms

Use technology. Don’t let it use you! The technology of distraction has no attraction for me. If you’ve read any of my blog posts, you’ve probably noticed that I have a deep sense of calling and meaning in my life, … Continue reading →

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There’s nothing super about being superficial.

Posted on July 28, 2023 by Steve Simms

The meaninglessness of superficial entertainment bores me. The calling of purpose thrills me! Look beyond superficiality. The fumes of superficiality will never fill up your think tank. Closed hearts are trapped by superficial things. Open hearts discover life-enriching vision and … Continue reading →

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3 random thoughts about life and meaning

Posted on July 14, 2023 by Steve Simms

To believe that God isn’t real, that there’s no Creator, is to believe that you (and everything else that is seen, felt, thought, or desired) is merely an accident. Materialists say nothing is real but matter, but they ignore the … Continue reading →

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