Category Archives: Decision Making
Always Deciding
Stumbling Through The Christian Life
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Jesus is an invitation and a chance and a summons to a different way of life. And we are always deciding. The Christian life can be tricky at times. Christians aren’t perfect. In fact, most of us are very aware of our faults and flaws. One of the main questions that comes up for […]
Jesus is an invitation and a chance and a summons to a different way of life. And we are always deciding.
Transforming Failure Into Growth
How To Move On From Failure
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Dwight D. Eisenhower was the Allied Commander in charge of launching the attacks of D-Day during World War II. His success in that invasion would ultimately lead to victory over the Axis forces of Nazi and Japanese soldiers. As much as we admire his courage, preparation, and clarity of thinking when we look back at […]
Plotting Your Course
How Clarity Can Help You Accomplish Your Goals
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Most people have dreams about what they would like to accomplish or become in life. We all want to do something valuable with our time. But for many people the dream remains just a dream. They struggle to attain their goals and realize their full potential. The most common problem that blocks us from reaching […]
Avoiding Election Stress (Part 2)
"For Thine is the kingdom..."
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Kingdoms don’t last forever. Neither do empires. Or democracies. Or republics. Or monarchies. I love our country. I am patriotic. I love reading about our history, and embrace our great strengths, and acknowledge our weaknesses as well. As much as I love our nation, our well-being can never come from the status […]
I Don’t Know
Four Phrases Guaranteed To Improve Your Relationships (Part 3)
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As we continue our series of small phrases that pack amazing relational power, we look at a third simple statement, “I don’t know”. There are few things that feel more like failure than having to admit that we don’t know the answer or what to do next. So, most of us never admit it. We […]
I’m Sorry
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Unlike admitting that we are wrong, lots of us say “I’m sorry”. In fact, it is so often said, that it has been stripped of it’s meaning. “I’m sorry” is different than saying “I was wrong”. “I was wrong” is something we say when we examine ourselves and admit that we have made an incorrect or […]