How many times have you heard “that’s just the way I am” from someone – or even yourself? In my mediation work I heard it often. And usually as a tool for justifying a behavior – usually not a behavior that was helpful or kind. Stifling my “Oh, really?” response with a snarky evaluation of
In working with believers who are in a strained or broken relationship situation, I observe exactly what Lain Ehmann describes below. She is a podcaster with whom I became acquainted when she assisted me in my online business using her extensive copywriting background (Tony Robbins and other big-name folks). She is a radio host, speaker
In Bible times, a person’s name represented his character, according to Henry Blackaby in Experiencing God Day by Day. If you knew someone’s name, you knew what the person was like. He points to Abram to illustrate this. The Lord wanted to bless all the nations through Abram, but Abram’s character was too weak for
I met Lain Ehmann in a “breakthrough” session with her on the focus and wording for my online business – Journey Well: Heart Body & Soul. Her credentials in the copywriting field include working with Tony Robbins. To my delight, I found her to be a strong, thoughtful and wise Christian. Thus, I later started
Tim Keller’s podcast using this title caught my attention – it’s what I have spent years studying, engaging and practicing as well as trying to find the best ways to walk alongside folks in broken relationships. While I recommend you listen to his full podcast, I extracted core pieces here which rang so true for
OK, remember “The Fonz”? That’s Fonzie from the TV series “Happy Days”. Never was there a character that was more perfect (in his own mind). He was a 1950’s lovable and almost superhuman greaser who provided us so many laughs. I actually watched and can visualize this scene as it unfolded – Fonzie whips out
Attitudes do not just happen: we CHOOSE them. Henry Blackaby, Experiencing God Day by Day, hit me with this statement recently – and the timing (end of year, look back time, set goals for next year) was right when I needed it. But I was about to brush it off with a glance just thinking
“There should be no quarrelsome Christians.” What? Are you kidding? Nope, this is a quote from Henry Blackaby – and the non-quote responses were mine as I read it. Do you have the same reaction? Like, how in the world can I, as a Christian, live up to THAT requirement? And is that really what
Really? You want to bring up “hopelessness” when Thanksgiving week is coming up? What’s the deal? OK, originally I was writing a blog on hopelessness because it was on my heart — so many situations were popping up around me of people struggling with despair. And I wanted to give “hope” in those places. Henry
You know when it hits: doldrums, dragging through the day, looking in the mirror to see if you really have turned into Eeyore* since it sure feels like it on the inside. Eeyore* — a fictional character in Winnie-the-Pooh books generally characterized as a pessimistic, gloomy, depressed old grey stuffed donkey…. whom we all love
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