I am all in for looking back at the end of a year to identify big events that impacted me, to identify things for which I am grateful, and yes, to consider things that I would like to have change in my life. HOWEVER (yes, all caps!) – I no longer even consider doing new
A few months ago I was asked by Christian Legal Society to review a book for them. They publish a quarterly journal which also has a few book reviews. I agreed. (I know, I know, this was supposed to be the season I was saying “no” to overwhelm. But I love to read.) The title
Throughout the years of doing Christian mediations and coaching people in conflict, I have been amazed at the power of the words often at the core of the struggle and hurt. So when I heard Tim Keller’s podcast on the power of words, I loved how he handled the whole topic. I did this blog on the
As I am in my last week pre-surgery, I found this in an article written for doctors from a psychological point of view – it was aimed to be a help for pre-and-post-operative considerations. Since I have been “considering” this A LOT in my pre-surgical state, I was curious if it matched up for me.
Is your glass half full or half empty? Do you wear rose-colored glasses or do you expect Murphy’s law everywhere you look? Are you looking on the bright side or expecting the worst? The words optimistic and pessimistic are opposites and when used in the context of a person’s general outlook, it expresses their sense of whether a situation will
OK, I will just “fess up” right now. I am one of those annoying people who, when in a hurry, will blurt out the rest of the sentence, or thought, or whatever someone else is trying to say — and they are perhaps taking just a little too long to say it, evidently, in my
You’re in a hurry. You need to know what this story is about. Stat. OK, OK. It’s about impatience. And, so you don’t have to wade through the whole thing, here is the last sentence of the story: In other words, imprudence, not impatience, is the problem. C U L8R The above is the opening
Can’t we just skip the hardship, get the lesson learned and over with, and move on? Yep – that has been my prayer (often). ‘Fess up – have you done the same? I know that “godliness” and “persecution” have not paired up easily in my way of thinking. Actually, Henry Blackaby in his devotional laid
While my salvation story occurred during a “good ole revival” in my small West Texas town’s First Baptist Church, and I was baptized (fully dunked) around the age of 8, my relationship “walk” with the Lord did not begin until I was 41. In the early years, my family did not read or consult the
As I started helping people in conflict work to reconcile, I knew what steps needed to be taken and what words and actions needed to appear in that process. But getting to the place where “they” recognized what needed to be done with regard to their own contribution to the problems was the big obstacle
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