A Helpful Confrontation
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On Wednesday of this past week, I had lunch with two dear friends, Chris Jenkins, and Tim Chase. As we sat down, I mentioned that my doctor said I need […]
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Christian Leadership
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Influencing people is a process in which leaders must be courageous. “Courage,” said Franklin D. Roosevelt, “is not the absence of fear, but rather the assessment that something else is […]
The Difference Between Hope and Faith
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It is easy to confuse the difference between hope and faith. In 1998, Fortis Films and 20th Century Fox released a movie titled “Hope Floats.” It is a romantic comedy-drama […]
The Process of Sin
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This morning, I had the privilege of teaching Sunday School for @sandramccandles. We are studying a wonderful book by @WarrenWiersbe called “Be Mature.” This is a study of the Biblical […]
Blending a family: a child’s perspective
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Imagine yourself sitting at your office desk. You have been with this company for almost a decade, and for the most part, you enjoy your job. Of course, it has […]
Just Breath
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A very common stress-relieving technique is deep breathing exercises. When an individual purposefully exercises the involuntary act of breathing, it can provide a moment of relaxation in the midst of […]
A wonderful lesson taught by my son
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When my son was 2 1/2-years-of-age, he taught me a very important lesson about identifying things that are important, and how not to create unnecessary stress for myself.
How Important Is Appearance?
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I read an article this week about an Instagram post that went viral.
This is creative. . . . . but not romantic.
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Take a moment to learn from Aaron Wilburn. He is very creative, but I don’t think any lady would call this romantic.
Take the Love Languages Test
Posted onIn 1992, Dr. Gary Chapman published a book titled The Five Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts. He asserts that there are five ways that people give and receive […]