If you’re like me you have had to experience surprise moments that were unsettling and drove you into fear mode. Recently I’ve been on a quest to fight back against this.
When we face a surprising loss, a slight against us, an unpleasantry in life, how can we use this knowledge? Where in your life are you holding on to anger, or worse yet overreacting to it? This may surprise you, but maybe it’s time for you to throw a brick.
When we forget to stop, slow down, and remember what is most important we are blind to what God wants us to see. Make sure your eyes are open to what really matters.
Here’s how you can conquer through endurance when facing trials in your life.
“Love never gives up, never loses faith, is always hopeful, and endures through every circumstance” (1 Corinthians 13:7, NLT).
Here are three things I’m learning about leadership that might be helpful to you.
We are not helpless. We can face our fears and overcome this adversity.
True leaders are those who know they are never too big to serve.
It's easy to miss what's in front of us when we are hurried, stressed or thinking only of ourselves.
Each of us has gone through setbacks in our lives—those times when darkness seems to settle in and it's hard to even get out of bed. What can we do?
Has your life felt empty at times this past year? God can use voids, spaces, and loss in ways we can't understand.
If there was ever a year that screamed burnout at us, it has been 2020. I have seen it in my kids, family, coworkers and myself. We’ve pushed ourselves to a new edge.
Are you taking advantage of what's before you?
Here’s what happens when panic meets faith.
From psychology to the Apostle Paul, it is proven that thinking about certain things can have a positive influence.
How can you cultivate joy as you continue in this life-long race?
How can your failures lead you toward greater strength, maturity and wisdom?
Begin this decade by maximizing this new phase of your life.
