We’re all searching for life’s holy grail—that elusive source of miraculous power that provides happiness, wholeness, and sustenance in infinite abundance. Without it, we feel inadequate and incomplete, merely going through the motions. We hunger for significance, for work that matters, for a calling that gives our lives meaning. But here’s the truth many miss:ContinueContinue reading “Your Calling Isn’t Found—It’s Created”
Category Archives: Self-improvement
The Key to Seeing Clearly
Mister Rogers on Growth The hardest person to love is often yourself—especially when you’ve been your own harshest critic. We all carry within us both a critical voice and a compassionate one. The key is learning to nurture that compassionate part through spiritual eyes that see clearly every single day. Seeing with spiritual eyes isn’tContinueContinue reading “The Key to Seeing Clearly”
Feeding the Good Wolf: A Journey of Refocus
The ancient Cherokee parable of the two wolves has inspired and haunted me for years—the story of the grandfather who tells his grandson about the battle between two wolves living within us all. One wolf represents anger, greed, jealousy, and fear. The other embodies love, peace, generosity, and faith. When the boy asks which wolfContinueContinue reading “Feeding the Good Wolf: A Journey of Refocus”
Embracing Your Noble Purpose via the Beauty of the Gospel Message
Each of us carries within us a profound calling—a noble purpose woven into the very fabric of our creation by God Himself. Deep in our hearts, we yearn to become who we were meant to be in Christ. Though we may struggle to articulate it clearly, we feel this divine calling resonating within us. TheContinueContinue reading “Embracing Your Noble Purpose via the Beauty of the Gospel Message”
The Dance of Time: Embracing Forbearance and Forgiveness
Time is significant because it is so rare. It is completely irretrievable. You can never repeat it or relive it. There is no such thing as a literal instant replay. That appears only on film. It travels alongside us every day, yet is has eternity wrapped up in it. – Charles R. Swindoll (Living onContinueContinue reading “The Dance of Time: Embracing Forbearance and Forgiveness”
Divine Design: Playing to Your Strengths for the Common Good
In my Morning Ritual this morning, I read 1 Corinthians 12:1-31 and was struck by how Paul’s ancient wisdom resonates with modern organizational concepts in such a profound and transformative way. This passage has walked with me through seasons of both personal ministry and professional leadership, continually unveiling new layers of truth about our interconnectedness.ContinueContinue reading “Divine Design: Playing to Your Strengths for the Common Good”
Finding Glory in the Ordinary
I’m drawn to share a profound truth that has transformed my everyday existence. It began with a simple realization that crept into my consciousness during an ordinary morning, like the gentle dawn light that shone through my home office curtains this morning—a realization that what appeared ordinary was actually sacred ground. For years, I movedContinueContinue reading “Finding Glory in the Ordinary”
We Become What We Think About: The Strangest Secret of Life
We become what we think about. This truth, what Earl Nightingale called “the strangest secret of life” in the 1950s, has become the cornerstone of my personal transformation. Nightingale understood that whatever we plant in our subconscious mind and nourish with repetition and emotion will inevitably become our reality. My journey stands as a livingContinueContinue reading “We Become What We Think About: The Strangest Secret of Life”
The Athlete’s Mind: In the Zone Clarity for Life’s Battles
There is a battle being waged constantly for your mind, much like the struggle athletes face to achieve that perfect state of flow. This battle isn’t about flesh and blood, but about experiencing the very promises of God—similar to how an athlete strives to reach their peak performance, that sacred space where everything aligns inContinueContinue reading “The Athlete’s Mind: In the Zone Clarity for Life’s Battles”
Curiosity and Connection: Seeing Others Through Jesus’ Eyes
Everyone possesses some degree of curiosity about life, though it may vary depending on the topic. Have you ever considered how curious you are, particularly about spiritual matters? The Story of Zacchaeus In Luke 19:1-10, we encounter Zacchaeus, a wealthy chief tax collector in Jericho. Being short in stature, when Jesus passed through the city,ContinueContinue reading “Curiosity and Connection: Seeing Others Through Jesus’ Eyes”
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