3 Gems. Gifts from a Rototiller.
Life is a classroom, if we're willing to take the time to observe and evaluate. My recent garden prep unearthed 3 gems for life. Enjoy!
In the Dark of the Night.
There is a God-intended rhythm to life that's been lost, even dismissed. If you're honest with yourself, deep, deep down, you know this to be true. Capturing that rhythm will change your life - forever.
Good for You!
I would’ve done anything for her; I would’ve traded my life for hers. I valued her beyond anyone else apart from my wife. But I was utterly helpless. There was absolutely zero I could do to change her condition.
Antiques and iPhones
Frank Sinatra Jr. died last week. His passing surfaces a truth we all leaders need to face, especially those in the church.
Tunnel Vision. When Life Goes Dark.
What do we do in the darkness of the night, when we find ourselves, back-against-the-wall frightened out of our minds?
Broken, Yet Tumbling Towards Something Beautiful.
What we were isn't always what we'll be but it often takes some violent tumbling to get there.
Submerged. Gasping for Life.
Feeling submerged, gasping for life like the atmosphere has completely changed and you can't breathe? Life often does that, but there's a promise of hope and abundant life even when submerged.
Upside Down, But Nothing New.
Self love is a valuable thing, but without the proper perspective and guidance our self love is fractured, unhealthy and ego-centric. In fact, it's downright harmful.
New Roads – New Life!
There are times in life when life is new and smooth and easy. But we’re also familiar with the rough and rugged times. I’ve learned that once we surrender to the way of the Cross, Jesus is in both the lovely and the lonely.
Coal Tar Barns and the Presence of God.
Could it be that my life and yours would be vastly different if we viewed it from the same perspective as God?