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Pursuing a posture of truthful affection toward other Christians on social media greatly enhances your influence - even more than snark.
Have you seen the yard signs promoting religious statements? They begin with "We believe..." and contains a collection of proclamations that wind up alienating neighbors rather then unifying them.
A life overfull must be daily replenished // What is that enables some people with crazy lives demonstrate steadiness, constancy and a remarkable calm?
Our self talk can be the most critical, horrible and accusatory. Our inner critic needs a dose of sugar and training to care well for the person within so that we can care well for others.
Nuff Said is a recurring series highlight articles and internet thingies that made me go hmmmm or LOL.
I’m excited to share the latest episode of Ordinary Celebrity that features long-time friend, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette paperboy coworker and former sports journalist, George Schroeder.
Everyone has a grid through which they treat people differently. Most of the time, it is subconscious. However, for the development of real, thoughtful connections with others, we should be more intentional. Here's a faith-based guide to consider in your treatment of others.
Part 1 of a 2-Part Roundup/CatchUp - This post catches us up on ANOTHER Trump indictment, more Bad News Bidens, the latest unmasking of the COVID pandemic, and the biggest baptism in U.S. history.
Learn the personal benefits of conditions of the mind and heart that exist in a person who has become a follower of Jesus. "I was drowning. I had no hope of saving myself. I couldn’t move myself out of the condition I was in. True hopelessness swallowed my existence." This entry describes my personal, daily experience of "being saved." You may be surprised to learn who saved me.
