Meaning Matters

Reclaiming words. Restoring meaning.

Saturday, October 10, 2026

Consumer Choice: Who's Really Choosing?

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  Meaning Matters Consumer Choice: When Demand Becomes Whatever Is Available Consumer choice. Consumer demand. Two familiar term...
Tuesday, September 29, 2026

It Requires a Turn

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Repentance. We treat these words as synonyms: regret, remorse, repentance. Even "I'm sorry." They aren't. An a...
Wednesday, September 16, 2026

Not smaller. Grounded.

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Humility We think we know what humility means. We've got it backward. The word comes from the Latin humilitas — rooted in hu...
Saturday, August 29, 2026

Are We Really "Under"?

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One Nation Under God Most of us have said the words so many times we barely hear them anymore. One nation under God. But lately ...
Thursday, August 13, 2026

Trust Begins Where Certainty Ends

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Trust is one of those words we use easily until we're actually required to do it. We trust people. We trust institutions. We...
Sunday, July 19, 2026

That's Not Faithfulness. That's Just Not Quitting.

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Few words have lost more of their biblical richness than faithfulness. Today, we measure it mostly by what someone doesn't d...
Friday, July 10, 2026

It Was Never Yours

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Few ideas come more naturally to us than ownership. My house. My money. My career. My family. My time. My life. The langu...
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I am drawn to clarity — in language, in thought, and in the decisions that shape our lives. Through Meaning Matters, I examine words that have been quietly reshaped over time and explore their original meaning. Language influences how we think, and when definitions drift, understanding often follows. Reclaiming words and restoring meaning helps bring clarity back to conversations that matter. Through H'artwork, I share personal reflections shaped by observation, experience, and faith. These writings explore the deeper patterns often present beneath everyday moments and encourage more intentional living. My faith in Jesus Christ informs how I view truth, responsibility, discernment, and compassion. I believe clarity is not harsh — it is helpful. Careful thinking strengthens good decisions, honest dialogue, and principled leadership. Words matter. Meanings matter more.
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