Last time (Sometimes You Win Part 1), I posted about a webcast I watched: John Maxwell talking about his new book, Sometimes You Win, Sometimes You Learn. I mentioned I’m writing about the webcast to share some take aways I received, not only from John, but from others on that webcast.
We all experience losses and failures; it’s a part of life. What we do in those situations determine where our lives will go from there. Here are a few more
Last week I watched an author’s webcast about his new book. Although the link here to John Maxwell’s new book is my affiliate link, the purpose of this article is not to promote the book. I’m writing this article to share some
I am trying to eat healthier. I recently discovered the great benefits of pumpkin seeds. In addition to eating what is better for my body, I am trying to cut out some things that are not good for the body.
Just as there are things we eat that are not healthy, or even in some cases toxic, there are thoughts we think that are
It’s Football Season! Some care, some don’t. In this article, I’m using football as an analogy to make a very serious point about associations and persuasions. Football fan or not, you will be able to relate.
If you’re a fan and you think enough about going to a football game those thoughts produce
As a Christian, how should we conduct ourselves at work? Should we exclaim “Praise the Lord” aloud, at regular intervals? How about finding a coworker at lunch to share the gospel message with, whether they want to hear it or not? Or should we silently go about our work as a kind of “secret agent” Christian, so silent that
As born again Christians, we are part of a really big family. We have brothers and sisters all over the world. Some of our brothers and sisters need our help.
Perhaps you have heard the news from Egypt recently. Our brothers and sisters are
Some preach with exuberant enthusiasm the evils of money and riches, giving the impression God wants us all to be poor, or at least to just barely get by. Others, with the same enthusiasm, preach riches and abundance are there for the asking, giving the impression we should expect God to drop money out of the sky. Both views are
Issues with my home internet service left me unplugged from the internet for a little over a week. I often wonder what we all did before the internet? No email, no Googling, no Facebook, etc.
This past Sunday I was finally able to post a new article.
Actually, my biggest disappointment was not being able to use the Bible app on my
There are some today who would say the greatest person in the world is the president of the most powerful country, the United States of America. Others might say it is the pope, overseeing a church of around 1.2 billion people. Others may say it’s some very benevolent person.
When it comes to the greatest person in the world today,
We all face disappointments, setbacks and tragedies. Life is not always easy or pleasant. How do you deal with unpleasant situations?
Disappointments are not exactly encouraging. They can in fact be
