Learn To Take a Break
Going 100 miles/hour can turn into an addiction. You want to avoid getting to the point where you can’t see when you need to take a break. I have witnessed hard-working people who love…
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Christian Living | Jesus | Purpose | Spiritual Growth | Trust | Vision
Surrender: Who is at the Wheel?
If you’re used to being a car’s primary driver, it may become difficult when you find yourself in the passenger seat. In what is often called ‘back-seat driving, ‘ your unmerited reactions or comments to another driver may…
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Hell In a Cell
As a teenager, I enjoyed watching professional wrestling, specifically WWE. My parents did not allow me to watch wrestling because of the violence and …
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Storytime: Wardrobe Malfunction
It was my good friend’s wedding, and I bought a dress, but I was not too fond of the shape of the skirt. So, I spent more money to get it tailored to my preference. When I took it to the tailor, I …
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Christian Living | Faith | Jesus | Pride | Spiritual Growth | Work
Overcoming Self-dependence
A mindset of self-dependency develops when we constantly work by relying on our abilities and skills to succeed. Choosing to rest in…
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A Life of Prayer
Prayer, the medium through which the believer communicates and fellowship with God, informs our awareness of our insufficiency to God and our need for His sovereignty…
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Who Do You Say I Am? – Part 2
So often, we want to put God in a box. Not only do we limit Him to how we believe He should act and intervene in our situations, we expect Him to do whatever we want…
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Hibernating And Recalibrating
Sometimes we are forced to recalibrate when we are presented with new challenges or because we failed to involve our …
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Where Is The Harvest?
I enjoy planting flower bulbs, and I’m aware the timing to plant them can be vital to allow them to grow and eventually bloom. Yet I’m also guilty of …
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Hope Deferred
As the book of Proverbs makes clear, we should understand that the natural outcome of delay is a sickness of the heart. But we can walk one step higher as people…
