As the saying goes, our worst enemy is often ourself. For example, whenever we allow pride, envy, greed, worry, and insecurities to get their way in our hearts, the long term results never end well. I know that's definitely true for me. These things disrupt our relationships, families, careers, churches, and the list goes on …
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Silencing The Storms
A fire of restlessness consumed my soul, and far too many years were wasted in vain attempts to quench the burn. Of course, nothing in this world could - no measure of success, promotion, praise, romance, relationship, intoxicant, and/or pursuit. Only a temporary cooling could they provide, but in time, the remaining embers raged back …
A Cling Fling
Most of us know the story of Jesus walking on water out to His disciples who were panically rowing in a sweeping storm. Incredibly, Peter has the audacity to leave the boat and temporarily walks on water! The other disciples watched while clinging to the hope that their boat would stay afloat. We see another …
Life Is Too Short To Play It Safe – Experience The Rewards Of Risk
Ecclesiastes 11:4 reminds us that if we wait on perfect conditions, we will never get anything done. It's scary to take risks - I recall a time during our family vacation to Hawaii, we had this travel app that was really a lot of fun. We were on the "road to Hana" and the guide …
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Don’t Give Up! Run Quickly!
THANK YOU for helping make Full Disclosure, Amazon's #1 New Release for its category! Taking this leap of faith is honestly scary because it requires vulnerability - something hard for our insecurities to face. However, my prayer is that these collective lessons of faith, family, fitness, and finance, like the ones we share each week …
Spreading HOPE
Four different books that span from fiction, nonfiction, children and teen - but with one message: HOPE❤️ (Romans 5:2-5). Available worldwide @ Amazon.com, BarnesandNoble.com, CareerCall.org👍
Reaching Higher
I recently attended my daughter's cross country award banquet and was impressed by something her coach shared. After celebrating their state championship win and recognizing all her runners, she asked the audience to raise their hands as high as they could. Everyone did, but then she asked for everyone to reach a little higher - …
