Recently, my son Dallas decided to play “bull hockey.” Some may label that unwise. Others may label it bold. No matter what you think, it’s hard to deny it took courage to get in that ring. My son, Dallas (far right), playing bull hockey. In the sacred landscape of human potential, courage emerges as theContinueContinue reading “Courage: Forging a Compelling Future Through Divine Purpose”
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Understanding God’s Will vs. God’s Call: A Personal Journey to Truth
Have you ever felt stuck trying to figure out “God’s plan” for your life? Perhaps you’ve struggled with decisions about your career, relationships, or major life changes, wondering if you’re following God’s will or missing His calling entirely. You’re not alone. Many of us, myself included, often mistake God’s will for God’s call in ourContinueContinue reading “Understanding God’s Will vs. God’s Call: A Personal Journey to Truth”
Word vs. world
One small letter can truly change everything. If you’re striving to become the best version of yourself, it’s essential to ground your values in the teachings of the Word rather than those of the world. I understand that this is ultimately a choice only you can make. You possess the freedom and the power toContinueContinue reading “Word vs. world”
The Power Within
What is the foundation upon which you live your life? Do your emotions rule your mind, or does your mind rule your emotions? Do your daily decisions flow from how you feel, or from a heart aligned with who God says you are and what He wants for and from you? If we spent anyContinueContinue reading “The Power Within”
The Inspiration of Forgiveness
On November 28 and 29, 2024, Megyn Kelly re-released her four-hour, news-making interview with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. from March 2022. Part 1 aired on the 28th and part 2 on the 29th. RFK Jr. is set to take over as the next Secretary of Health and Human Services for President-Elect Trump, and this interviewContinueContinue reading “The Inspiration of Forgiveness”
Breaking Bread
The phrase “breaking bread” signifies more than just sharing a meal; it represents fellowship, community, and coming together. In many cultures and religious traditions, breaking bread symbolizes unity and hospitality. It often involves sharing food and conversation, fostering a sense of connection and mutual respect among those present. Growing up, my mother insisted that weContinueContinue reading “Breaking Bread”
The Problem of Ordinary
Feeling ordinary is a common experience, but it’s important to remember that everyone has the potential to lead an extraordinary life. This concept is echoed throughout the Bible, which recounts the stories of many seemingly ordinary individuals who achieved remarkable things by placing their faith in God’s plan for them. They embraced the belief thatContinueContinue reading “The Problem of Ordinary”
Adversity. Friend or Foe?
Adversity is an inevitable part of life. While we can’t avoid or control it, we can choose how we respond. Our reactions to challenges can either build our character or diminish our spirit. Adversity can be a powerful team builder when responded to constructively. Everyone has a role and a job to do. If oneContinueContinue reading “Adversity. Friend or Foe?”
Conflict Reconciliation
Conflict is a serious disagreement or argument, typically a protracted one. Reconciliation is the restoration of friendly relations. Conflict reconciliation is when we can walk hand in hand without seeing eye to eye. It is when we can agree to disagree in a peaceful, friendly manner. It’s when conflict can be labeled as healthy becauseContinueContinue reading “Conflict Reconciliation”
Hope & Optimism
I’m an optimistic person. I look through a lens that sees good in all the messiness and hurt of life. Sometimes that lens gets very dirty and it’s hard to see any good, the silver lining amidst the pain, sadness, and sorrow. When that happens, I feel like giving up. I’ve come close, but somethingContinueContinue reading “Hope & Optimism”
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