Q. Have you really and truly begun every day for the past five years on your knees?
A. Yes. Really and truly.
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A. Yes. Really and truly.
Tag: Questions
Not knowing what we have while we have it
Not knowing what we have while we have it often leads to regrets.
Daily writing helps us live less obliviously – ad regret less.
Writing forces us to take stock of what we have and don’t have.
What an unexpected blessing to be fully (mostly) mindful, all day, everyday.
Are there other ways besides writing to experience a constant state of presence, all day, everyday.
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How do we concisely explain our purpose in life to others if they ask?
How do we concisely explain our purpose in life to others if they ask? For the longest time this wasn’t even on the radar. Then enter becoming a teacher, and shortly thereafter enter parenthood.
Humble servant
Final answer.
You have one too, right?
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What are fair and reasonable criteria to evaluate risk levels?
What are fair and reasonable criteria to evaluate risk levels?
And what level of risk is acceptable?
What level would be considered too risky?
Ever wonder what Jesus used and if He ever regretted taking such a big risk?
Who was Onesiphorus?
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Maybe the most important question we never ask, but God always asks
Maybe the most important question we never ask, but God always does.
God: Am I enough?
Us: (pause… think… then insert your answer)
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