Pride is sneaky: it hides inside good things.
I recently took three months away from the day to day to focus on the next decade. My desire was to discover and adopt some
If I even think about saying “no” to someone there is immediately a courtroom convened in my mind. And I begin to privately put myself on trial as to all the reasons I “should” do whatever the person is asking or inviting me to do.
What’s maybe even worse is that I should on others, as well, pretty much every day. I have secret job descriptions for pretty much every person I meet. And when they don’t live up to my expectations … I should all over them. And they don’t even know it!
My wife Rene and I met when we were just 15 years old and fell in love. We’ve been married for almost 32 years and have two amazing children, Ruby and Cole. And a super son in law … also named Cole! As a communicator, I am part of the teaching team at Parkview Christian Church in Chicagoland and before that a Teaching Pastor at Christ’s Church of the Valley in Arizona. I am also on the Senior Leadership Team at Slingshot Group, where I serve in coaching and staffing for Lead, Teaching, and Executive Pastors.
I recently took three months away from the day to day to focus on the next decade. My desire was to discover and adopt some
As we step into 2025 remember: We are seeking progress, not perfection This year can be AMAZING, without being PERFECT! So, let’s set out a
When considering the entire year it can be quite overwhelming, and little moments can be forgotten or blurred out by the bigger moments. So, let’s
The Great Annual Examen For the past three years me and Rene have been starting each #NewYear by answering a series of pivotal questions. These
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