Stewardship is about recognizing that everything we have—our time, talents, resources, and spiritual gifts—is entrusted to us. It’s a call to manage these gifts wisely and responsibly, not just for our benefit but for the greater good. Imagine your life as a garden. Each plant represents a different aspect of your life: your relationships, career,ContinueContinue reading “Grounded in Stewardship”
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Conquering Envy
We all carry expectations, desires, and hopes for our lives, and it’s natural that our plans may not always align with those dreams. It’s understandable to feel disappointed about what we lack, and we often find ourselves looking at others and wishing for what they have. In those moments, it’s easy for envy to creepContinueContinue reading “Conquering Envy”
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”
Versus v. Verses
One of my favorite episodes of “Seinfeld” is The Opposite (S5:E22 – May 19, 1994). In the episode, George Costanza turns his life around by doing the opposite of what he would usually do. George: Every decision I’ve ever made in my entire life has been wrong. My life is the complete opposite of everthing I wantContinueContinue reading “Versus v. Verses”
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?”
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”
The (New) American Dream
In the wake of yesterday’s assassination attempt on President Trump and in sympathy for the innocent victims of the senseless violence and their families, I offer this post as a prayer for America. This post was originally published on August 22, 2021, and is republished today with enhancements. What would the world look like ifContinueContinue reading “The (New) American Dream”
Love in Action
It’s easy to know love when you feel it. Love as an emotion conjures affection, pleasure, enjoyment, or happiness. It’s what most people think of when they hear the word and its usually inward-focused direction. While true, it’s also important to understand the origin and definition of love which is outward-focused. Matilda and Dozer (herContinueContinue reading “Love in Action”
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