South Hills Idaho

Any innocent activity can unexpectedly devolve into a full-on addiction. Something we CHOOSE TO DO out of enjoyment mutates into something we HAVE TO DO out of compulsion--your morning coffee, checking your notifications, a sugary afternoon snack, a glass of wine before bed. Now we can't not do it. We're moody and unpleasant when forced to go without it. But lots of people do it. It's...

Any innocent activity can unexpectedly devolve into a full-on addiction. Something we CHOOSE TO DO out of enjoyment mutates into something we HAVE TO DO out of compulsion--your morning coffee, checking your notifications, a sugary afternoon snack, a glass of wine before bed. Now we can't not do it. We're moody and unpleasant when forced to go without it. We started planning our days around...

Any innocent activity can unexpectedly devolve into a full-on addiction. Something we CHOOSE TO DO out of enjoyment mutates into something we HAVE TO DO out of compulsion--your morning coffee, checking your notifications, a sugary afternoon snack, a glass of wine before bed. Now we can't not do it. We're moody and unpleasant when forced to go without it. We started planning our days around...

Description: Any innocent activity can unexpectedly devolve into a full-on addiction. Something we CHOOSE TO DO out of enjoyment mutates into something we HAVE TO DO out of compulsion--your morning coffee, checking your notifications, a sugary afternoon snack, a glass of wine before bed. Now we can't not do it. We're moody and unpleasant when forced to go without it. We started planning ou...

We all want to be happy. We design our lives around it. We want to have fun, be carefree, and enjoy our day to day. And obviously, we want the same thing for our family. Few things make us sadder than seeing those we love unhappy. But sometimes they are. Happiness is a hard state to sustain. Expectations go unmet, preferences clash, and feelings get hurt. What then? Do we ignore it, try and fix it...

We all want to be happy. We design our lives around it. We want to have fun, be carefree, and enjoy our day to day. And obviously, we want the same thing for our family. Few things make us sadder than seeing those we love unhappy. But sometimes they are. Happiness is a hard state to sustain. Expectations go unmet, preferences clash, and feelings get hurt. What then? Do we ignore it, try and fix it...

We all want to be happy. We design our lives around it. We want to have fun, be carefree, and enjoy our day to day. And obviously, we want the same thing for our family. Few things make us sadder than seeing those we love unhappy. But sometimes they are. Happiness is a hard state to sustain. Expectations go unmet, preferences clash, and feelings get hurt. What then? Do we ignore it, try and fix it...

We all want to be happy. We design our lives around it. We want to have fun, be carefree, and enjoy our day to day. And obviously, we want the same thing for our family. Few things make us sadder than seeing those we love unhappy. But sometimes they are. Happiness is a hard state to sustain. Expectations go unmet, preferences clash, and feelings get hurt. What then? Do we ignore it, try and fix it...

We all want to be happy. We design our lives around it. We want to have fun, be carefree, and enjoy our day to day. And obviously, we want the same thing for our family. Few things make us sadder than seeing those we love unhappy. But sometimes they are. Happiness is a hard state to sustain. Expectations go unmet, preferences clash, and feelings get hurt. What then? Do we ignore it, try and fix it...

We all have certain things we care about more than others. Everyone's got their own goals, dreams, interests, and obsessions. But we each tend to value whatever makes us feel valuable. The catch is--most of us have had moments where we finally got our hands on whatever invisible trophy we'd been angling for and realized it just wasn't worth the journey. The GOOD THING we'd been obs...

We all have certain things we care about more than others. Everyone's got their own goals, dreams, interests, and obsessions. But we each tend to value whatever makes us feel valuable. The catch is--most of us have had moments where we finally got our hands on whatever invisible trophy we'd been angling for and realized it just wasn't worth the journey. The GOOD THING we'd been obs...

We all have certain things we care about more than others. Everyone's got their own goals, dreams, interests, and obsessions. But we each tend to value whatever makes us feel valuable. The catch is--most of us have had moments where we finally got our hands on whatever invisible trophy we'd been angling for and realized it just wasn't worth the journey. The GOOD THING we'd been obs...

We all have certain things we care about more than others. Everyone's got their own goals, dreams, interests, and obsessions. But we each tend to value whatever makes us feel valuable. The catch is--most of us have had moments where we finally got our hands on whatever invisible trophy we'd been angling for and realized it just wasn't worth the journey. The GOOD THING we'd been obs...

What if we rediscovered the love and unity possible; even in the midst of the most chaotic environments and extreme differences? 

What if we rediscovered the love and unity possible; even in the midst of the most chaotic environments and extreme differences? 

What if we rediscovered the love and unity possible; even in the midst of the most chaotic environments and extreme differences? 

What if we rediscovered the love and unity possible; even in the midst of the most chaotic environments and extreme differences? 

If there is a thoughtful Creator who designed the world to work a certain way, most of us would want to know what it is. We’ve all known or seen people do all kinds of things because “God told them to.” But did He? Does God actually speak? If so, what’s He saying? And does He talk to regular people? Because the world is a really noisy place, so how would you even hear Him if He did? These are grea...

If there is a thoughtful Creator who designed the world to work a certain way, most of us would want to know what it is. We’ve all known or seen people do all kinds of things because “God told them to.” But did He? Does God actually speak? If so, what’s He saying? And does He talk to regular people? Because the world is a really noisy place, so how would you even hear Him if He did? These are grea...

We all know stories or have seen documentaries about people who claim to have heard from God. Most of them weren’t just convinced God wanted them to know something, but DO something, and the ‘somethings’ are all over the place—adopt a baby, launch a non-profit, fight an addiction, pass a law, start a commune, or bomb a building. Most of us have our fair share of suspicion. Did God really tell thes...

We all know stories or have seen documentaries about people who claim to have heard from God. Most of them weren’t just convinced God wanted them to know something, but DO something, and the ‘somethings’ are all over the place—adopt a baby, launch a non-profit, fight an addiction, pass a law, start a commune, or bomb a building. Most of us have our fair share of suspicion. Did God really tell thes...

We all know stories or have seen documentaries about people who claim to have heard from God. Most of them weren’t just convinced God wanted them to know something, but DO something, and the ‘somethings’ are all over the place—adopt a baby, launch a non-profit, fight an addiction, pass a law, start a commune, or bomb a building. Most of us have our fair share of suspicion. Did God really tell thes...

Knowing where you came from brings into focus who you really are and how you got that way. Our culture is interested in this, maybe more than ever. When we meet people, we impulsively ask them where they’re from. We love movies that revolve around the origin story of a character. We map our family trees. We ship our spit off to companies to tell us the ancestry of our genetic code. When you open t...

Knowing where you came from brings into focus who you really are and how you got that way. Our culture is interested in this, maybe more than ever. When we meet people, we impulsively ask them where they’re from. We love movies that revolve around the origin story of a character. We map our family trees. We ship our spit off to companies to tell us the ancestry of our genetic code. When you open t...

Knowing where you came from brings into focus who you really are and how you got that way. Our culture is interested in this, maybe more than ever. When we meet people, we impulsively ask them where they’re from. We love movies that revolve around the origin story of a character. We map our family trees. We ship our spit off to companies to tell us the ancestry of our genetic code. When you open t...