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#marriagematters especially for your kids
When I look back at wedding day pics of me and my bride, I’m stuck by the sheer lack of awareness that rests in our eyes! Our wedding day was pure joy, and we have nothing but great memories from … Continue reading
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Tagged #marriagematters, anniversary, Ephesians 5, gender, Joe Castaneda, joy, marriage, personal growth, roles, struggles, Traci Castaneda, wedding, wedding day
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A sappy birthday blog for my wife
Today, my beloved wife turns 43 years old. We have celebrated 19 of those years married, and 8 before that while we were dating. So 27 times I’ve Happy Birthdayed her, as a boyfriend, fiancé or husband. 43 isn’t one … Continue reading
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Tagged birthday, celebration, husband, inspiration, intimacy, Joe Castaneda, love, marriage, relationships, sex, Traci Castaneda, wife
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300
Thank you. 300 times, thank you! Thank you for your amazing support. Thank you for friendships. Thank you for your encouragement and willingness to walk this Overboard journey with me and my family. Thank you for reading this blog. In … Continue reading
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Tagged 100 day challenge, 2 Corinthians 12:9, 300, blog, books, dick hoyt, excuses, father, God's power, God's strength, Joe Castaneda, obstacles, Overboard Ministries, perseverance, run your race, strength
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Lessons from a half-marathon: Miles 10-12
Every long-distance runner I’ve talked to knows what’s next. Even some top level runners who helped me prepare for the race told me to be aware of it. Facing it is daunting, yet it’s so common that it’s a regular euphemism … Continue reading
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Tagged community, Discipline, faith, friends, half marathon, hitting the wall, Joe Castaneda, race, run, running, the wall, training
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Thoughts about the tragic death of Robin Williams
Last Monday I was enjoying the great city of Seattle, Washington, watching Felix Hernandez take care of the Toronto Blue Jays in classic Felix fashion. He was as dominant as always, and I was pumping my fist as the Mariners put … Continue reading
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Tagged death, depression, experience, fear, healing, help, hope, hopelessness, humanity, Joe Castaneda, life, Robin Williams, suicide
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Hi: My name is Joe and I’m a quitter.
If you could hear the thoughts bouncing around in my head while I’m running, I’m pretty sure you’d demand immediate psychiatric evaluation. It’s crazy what goes on in my brain as I train for my October half-marathon, and one thing … Continue reading
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Tagged Discipline, dreams, giving up, goals, growth, half marathon, Hebrews 12:1-2, Joe Castaneda, quitting, running, training
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Three thoughts for the weekend
It was a big show down. Me and two of my buddies, Joe T and Terry K, were going to meet up with three other guys to settle a big dispute. It was a proverbial “meet me at the flagpole” … Continue reading
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Tagged 3 thoughts, friendship, gossip, Joe Castaneda, kindness, Matthew 18, peace, problem solving, relationships, three thoughts for the weekend, words
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Two 12-year-old [almost] murderers
Sometimes the news is so disturbing. This week has been one of those weeks. Last night I came across the story of 2, 12-year-old Wisconsin girls who plotted the murder of one of their friends. These girls had, for … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 year old murderers, fear, gun control, Joe Castaneda, justice, murder, Slenderman, violence, Wisconsin
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I’m half-way dead…what now?
It has finally happened…I’m turning 40. I remember when I used to think 40 was old, now it definitely seems less old than I used to think. I remember when my oldest brother turned 40, nine years ago, and I … Continue reading
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Tagged 40 in 40, birthday, faith, friendship, Joe Castaneda, Overboard Life, run, running
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I’m glad I’m narrow minded.
Have you ever been asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Even as a youth pastor, people would ask me what my plans were when I finally got a real job. Pushaw. As if playing dodgeball … Continue reading
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Tagged 40 in 40, distractions, focus, Hebrews 12:1-2, hinderances, hinders, Joe Castaneda, narrow minded, Philippians 3, vision
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