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If I really want to bring about change in others, I need to be willing to change myself! I find it interesting in life that my expectation is usually..........
If I really want to bring about change in others, I need to be willing to change myself! I find it interesting in life that my expectation is usually..........
Well, the Olympics will soon be upon us. I find it interesting that people will devote years and years of training for a few minute race, dive, jump, pole vault, or other competition........
Giving up is never an option! I read last week in Lee Grady’s “Fire in My Bones” article that George Muller prayed regularly over a list of five men.
Remember the faithfulness of the Lord!! Yesterday I was driving to minister in another county and I drove past a road that flooded my mind with a memory of His tremendous faithfulness.
In two days we celebrate the many freedoms that we have in this country. Having just read in the news yesterday.......
It is always good to look back on all that the Lord has done in our lives. It is equally exciting to reminisce about the ways that the Lord has chosen to use us and work through us. But I find that I can easily get off focus.......
Proverbs tells us in 18:21 that “Death and Life are in the power of the tongue.” We know that to be true and therefore we are very cautious about the things that we speak out loud. But what about your inner tongue or “self talk” as psychologist call it.
We just celebrated Memorial Day were we remember all those who have given their all for the sake of our country. We are forever indebted to every person who has served or is currently serving in the military.
Just show up! I was reading something some time ago that was talking about fame and how many people are looking for their 15 minutes of fame. They are hoping for that one big thing that will propel them into stardom for all to see how wonderful they really are.
I like the following quote by Reed Markham, “Successful leaders see the opportunities in every difficulty rather than the difficulty in every opportunity.”