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endurance

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The Weight of Finishing Something Real

Finishing meaningful work carries a different kind of weight than starting. This article explores the quiet gravity of completion, especially when the work represents more than output—it represents endurance, clarity, and alignment.

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🔒 The Discipline of Showing Up Without Applause

Modern creation is conditioned by feedback loops that quietly reshape motivation. This essay examines the discipline required to continue building without validation, and why work that can stand in silence is ultimately stronger, more resilient, and more sovereign.

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Free Article 2 (Dec. 27, 2025): Sabbath Is Not a Pause Button

A reframing of Sabbath as active alignment rather than interruption, and why rest preserves meaningful work instead of delaying it.

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Sabbath Article (Dec. 27, 2025): When You Are Tired, You Are Still Being Carried

A reflection on fatigue, grief, and the assurance that faithfulness does not depend on constant strength.

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Sabbath Article (Dec. 20, 2025): Sabbath in a Tight Season

Sabbath is often framed as rest that flows from abundance, margin, or completion. This reflection explores Sabbath in a tighter, harder register — as rest practiced under constraint, uncertainty, and waiting. It reflects on what Sabbath means when there is no surplus, and why that form of rest may be closer to its original intent.

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Free Article 1 (Nov. 25, 2025): The Quiet Cost of Carrying Everyone Else’s Weight

A reflection on the invisible labor we carry in relationships, how it distorts our sense of worth, and why sovereignty begins with refusing to be emotionally conscripted.

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🔒 Paid Article (Oct. 13, 2025): When the Well Runs Dry: Faithfulness in the Absence of Fire

Inspiration fades, seasons shift, and the well sometimes runs dry. This piece explores what faithfulness looks like when the flame of creativity goes out—how to keep creating without pretending the fire is still there.

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🔒 Paid Article (Sept. 2, 2025): Cathedrals or Casinos — Bitcoin and the End of Disposable Tech

From MySpace to Terra/LUNA, most platforms and tokens are disposable. They promise ownership but vanish with the hype, leaving creators and workers with nothing. Bitcoin is different. It is cathedral-building: slow, covenantal, sovereign, built to last for centuries. This article contrasts disposability with endurance, calling readers to build cathedrals, not art deco houses.

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Free Article 2 (Oct. 28, 2025): Why We Keep Writing

When recognition fades and exhaustion sets in, what keeps the writer at the desk? This essay explores how faith, rhythm, and love sustain the creative act even when the external world remains indifferent.

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Sabbath Article (Oct. 18, 2025): ✨ Resurrection in Real Time

Resurrection isn’t distant miracle but daily verification — truth enduring through time, relationships restored through remembrance, and love proving itself real in every renewed act of trust.

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Free Article 2 (Sept. 30, 2025) : Work That Endures

A quiet, retrospective reflection written after returning home to San Francisco, capturing the moment when grief began to shift into understanding. The essay honors the tangible legacy of Andrew Stanton’s father—his patience, reliability, and enduring craftsmanship—and draws a parallel to the author’s own mission with Continuum: to preserve meaning and faithfulness across time.

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Giants in Our Life

Using how different people in the Bible dealt with facing actual giants to help us to face the "giants" (seemingly unsurmountable problems) in our lives.

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Peace: Fruits of the Spirit, Part 5

Fruit of the Spirit: Peace

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