Why Good Leaders and Smart People Listen Well
Nobody gets smarter or wiser by talking.
Nobody gets smarter or wiser by talking.
Deep down, we want to believe that God can do anything, but we’re pretty sure He has limits when it comes to us.
Maybe the best thing we can do for those who need us when their life isn’t so merry is to simply stay close.
As Christ-followers, it would seem evident that what upset Jesus ought to disturb us.
Rude rage doesn’t wear well on those who say they love God and others.
The older I get, the more I realize that many people walk through life with a limp, and it’s okay.
Our Savior put the needs of others before His own and wasn’t interested only in His own life.
The fear of failure is what keeps many people hiding in the shadows.
Jesus was despised and rejected by some of His closest friends even though He never did anything wrong.
I don’t hate social media, but I despair over the emotional and verbal abuse I see regularly.
He went to the cross and called you to take up your cross and follow him for the sake of others.
What is a reality in my body is often a reality in my soul.
Marriage is about moving forward rather than getting stuck in the present or fixating on the past.
I cringe when a well-meaning Christian says or does something so peculiar that it builds a barrier rather than a bridge to the lost.
People need to know that no leader is on a pedestal of perfection.
I quit trying to please everyone a long time ago because it’s a foolish endeavor.
You can’t become more robust by coasting through life.
God never wants anything less than the best a person is capable of accomplishing.
We must let our light shine again in the darkness that threatens to forever devour the devastated.
Do you know what refreshes, refuels, and restores you?
God never wags His finger at us or screams in anger when we fall short and aren’t perfect.
We are all about life transformation, and transforming encounters happen as we care for and pray for one another.
I’ve wasted too much emotional energy and worried far too much about things that are far less important than eternal life.
Perfection isn’t the standard because perfection simply isn’t possible.