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Ephesians 5
Rich people have money – wealthy people have time. Money can be put into a bank and you can save it for the future. Time is different, once this moment is gone, it’s gone. I notice that as people get… Continue Reading →
As you journey through life it’s not only where you’re going, but it’s who you’re becoming. We can become so fixated upon our plans and the destination that we lose our joy in the journey. God’s plans for you are… Continue Reading →
It’s not that we have a short time to live, but that we waste a lot of it. Seneca Everyone has the same amount of time, from the most powerful person in the world to a young child – each… Continue Reading →
I act as if my life depends on each decision. Because it does. Tom Rath When Tom Rath was a teenager doctors informed him that he had a rare genetic disorder that shut off a powerful tumor suppressor gene and… Continue Reading →
Nothing should be prized more highly than the value of each day. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Yesterday is a history, tomorrow is a mystery, each day is a gift— that’s why it’s called the present. Do you see each day… Continue Reading →
I received word today that a family visiting our beautiful city of Charleston tragically lost their eleven year old daughter by a drunk driver. The family was enjoying a delightful stroll near a park when the driver (who was involved in… Continue Reading →
Several years ago George Barna wrote, The Frog In The Kettle. He explains that the way to boil a frog is not to put him in a pot of boiling water because he’ll jump out. The key is to put… Continue Reading →
Ask It: The question that will revolutionize how you make decisions by Andy Stanley is a revised and updated version of his earlier book, The Best Question Ever (2004). The revised version contains much of the same content with a new section… Continue Reading →
Here it is men – a straightforward guide to the inner lives of women. I must confess as I read that claim I thought of the apocryphal story of the man who found a magic lamp and was granted only one… Continue Reading →
What opportunities do you have in your life? Thomas Edison wisely observed, “Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.” How many opportunities do you miss because they are disguised as insurmountable… Continue Reading →
There are two extremes that Christians follow as they respond to the world. One is to separate oneself from the world and seek to live in isolation. The other extreme is to fully immerse oneself in the the world so… Continue Reading →
“The Best Question Ever” is the name of a book by Andy Stanley. Your initial reaction may be that’s a rather audacious statement. You may be thinking, “Perhaps he has a really great question but can he really make the… Continue Reading →
