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God, Save Us From Practical People
God save us from practical people!
Give us people who encourage us to dream. Give us people who continue to tell us we can do whatever we set our minds to. Give us people who are not so controlled by their own fear that they want to control everyone around them as well.
Failing Forward
I hate taking a bath. I am a shower kind of man. I like to have the water beat the dirt off of me instead of sitting in a pool of water with the dirt floating all around me.
However, several years ago my wife and I moved into a new house…
What Makes You Tick and What Ticks You Off?
Everybody is different. What makes you tick and what ticks you off is unique to you. We all have different personalities.
Each one of should embrace how God has made us. If you think being you is tough you should try being someone else. God made you to be you!
Time Management is a LIE! How to Make the Most of Every Opportunity
Time management is a myth. Life is not about time, it is about priorities. Ephesians 5:15-16 says, “Be very careful, then, how you live—not as unwise but as wise, making the most of every opportunity.” How we do this may be different for each one of us of depending on our personality style.
Never Settle
Sometimes we become so satisfied with how good we are that we never reach our greatness.
Set Yourself On Fire!
I’ve heard that 18th and 19th-century revival speakers were successful because they would set themselves on fire and people would come to watch them burn.
Not literally.
They were so passionate about what they were doing that they drew people’s…
God, Save Us From Practical People
We tell kids, “You can be anything you want to be!” As they grow older we began to say, “You need to be practical.” God save us from practical people!
What Do You See When You Look At You?
Charles Cooley’s theory of the Looking-Glass Self in its simplest form is the belief that people see themselves the way they perceive the most important people in their lives see them. As followers of Jesus who should be the most important…