We all experience disappointments from time to time. People, circumstances, situations, and sometimes even the weather disappoint us. But let me give you an absolutely fool proof method that will ensure you will experience a lot of disappointment.
I promise you, the more you follow this method the more you will be disappointed. It’s so simple that many people do it without realizing the end result. I define it in three words:
This short podcast [4:36) is from Mike’s Pep Talks Volume 2. It’s called, “Who’s Driving?
Find out how you can tell if you are in charge of your own life, or, if you’re allowing circumstances and situations to carry you along for the ride. If you really want to be in charge of your life,
When I was growing up, I observed a number of confrontations between my dad and my older brother. My dad thought my brother was very stubborn, and so he called him
Back today from a long weekend in Colorado.
Saw many family members, and some dear friends.
But, I did quite a bit of
I share the view with many others that every day is a day to give thanks to God, and I do.
I have posted some links below of past posts from Thanksgiving. Enjoy, and have a great week!
I don’t know about you, but to me, people today seem to have a lot more uncertainty about the future. Some of the words synonymous with uncertainty, are, distrust, mistrust, doubt, skepticism and suspicion. Perhaps you notice this as well.
On the other hand, the opposite of uncertainty is confidence, conviction, and certainty. It means to have assurance, trust and belief. Many people who are uncertain lack hope for the days ahead. Uncertainty breeds fear of what could happen, and always hinders
Some believe it. Some do not. But what if it’s really true?
You may believe it’s true, but then again on the other hand you may think it’s not true. I have considered, on a number of occasions, what the logical conclusion would be if it’s not true. That scenario is not pleasant because
Years ago, I heard the phrase, “Every day is Veterans Day.” That phrase of course means we ought to be grateful every day for our veterans. True. Every morning I wake up in a free country.
Since the days at Valley Forge, brave men and women have served our country. Some paid the ultimate price. Others came home with physical and mental wounds.
I join many, especially this day, the 11th of November, saying, “Thank you!” In addition to links from previous years below, I have a video tribute to our soldiers; pictures, and in the background, Tobby Keith singing,
This short podcast [7:31] answers a question many ask. If you are trying to live your life demonstrating the love of God, what’s the right thing to say if you see something that you think is not right?
Do you say something to someone, or do you say nothing? Find out the proper balance and see why it is so important.
Okay, I know it’s not December and holiday time, but after writing the last article, I started to think about what a great point the movie It’s A Wonderful Life 
