Are you beginning this new year the usual way – reviewing the past and considering your direction for the future? For my 2019, I have set goals to complete three nonfiction books, begin a Coaching group and continue working on another novel. Each goal includes its own set of action steps and deadlines for accomplishment. …
Two thoughts swirl through my brain this November of 2017: the rapid ending of another year and the Thanksgiving season. How can I find hope and share it as the calendar ends? In retrospect, 2017 was not a favorite year. Too many life-changing moments. Emotional whiplash. Yet gratitude simmers in three areas, ironically each beginning …
When security officials train employees for active shooter situations, they present three options: Run – get out of the building and run away – fast Hide – blockade the door to your room and hide inside Fight – if you cannot run or hide, be prepared to disarm, injure or kill the shooter Unfortunately in …
If we refuse to use our voices, we become invisible.
Somewhere in my memory cache lie Victorian homes with sparkly Christmas trees, happy families and the smell of gingerbread baking in the oven.
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How can we be certain God will keep his promises? Because of the credibility of his identity.
To live within the balance of holy indifference, we don’t really care about the outcome of a decision. We just trust God.