Breaking Down Body Language Barriers
We often speak about language barriers. We go on a vacation in a foreign country and have trouble asking for directions. We go into an...
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Hug Each Day as Hugging a Loved One
We often hear how it's important to hug a loved one each day, because we never know what the next day will bring. Tragedy and loss could...
How to Maximize Your Midlife Potential
Are you passing through the midlife years of 45-65 years old looking back at what you've done and haven't done, thinking about what you...
How to Turn Weaknesses into Strengths
It's good to stress our positives. However, it's often useful to consider our negatives, “opportunities for improvement.” Understanding...
Don't Waste Your Time in the Pig Pen
When we read about the prodigal son, we usually concentrate on the son returning home, his father running to greet him, and the...
Volunteering Is Time Well Spent
Volunteering is time well spent for the heart, mind, body, and soul. But almost half of Americans, when asked about volunteering, say...
The Mole Hill into Mountain Trap
I experienced an epiphany the other day about how easy it is for us, for me, to fall into the trap of making mountains out of mole hills,...
Spending Your Last Days on a Swing
If you had a choice, what two things would you choose to be doing in your final days here on earth? If circumstance allowed, what would...
Are You a Good Lighthouse Wickie?
When thinking about yourself as someone who wants to be a shining light who bring others to Christ, and show them where they can be safe...
Your "One-off" Conservations with God
Even the most committed believers and children of God go about their day focusing on what they need to accomplish as part of their daily...
10 Ways to Motivate Yourself with a Carrot, Not a Stick
How do you motivate yourself in your personal and business life spheres? Which do you choose, the carrot of the stick? Picture yourself...
You Don't Always Have to Be . . .
Practical ways you can begin to adopt a spirit of Christian humility, a way of thinking of yourself less, not thinking less of yourself.
A Biblical Tale of Two Doors
Noah locked the door of the ark behind them. In the New Testament, we read about another door, an open door ready to welcome.
How to Choose Between Equally Good Choices
Have you ever had to choose between three equally good alternatives in life? A nice dilemma to face, isn’t it?
Having a Midlife crisis (with a small "c")?
You may be having a midlife crisis with a small "c."
Life stage transitions bring challenges and opportunities.
What Kind of Listener Are You?
Are you a listener, active listener, reflective listener, soulful listener, or spiritual listener? How do you listen to God?
Don't Drown in Stress. It'll Ruin Your Day.
The faded sign atop the dresser at the lakeside cottage read, "Don't drown. It will ruin your day." I thought someone with a flair for...
Temptation: A Tempting Topic
Temptations can be useful and instructive. They can be teaching moments, times to discover our weaknesses, and a times to appreciate God.
What Makes Your Christian Life POP?
What do you do as a Christian that makes your life "POP?"
How Speed Bumps Prepare You to Move Mountains
Speed bumps are not stop signs. Don't let the challenges of life stop you from being all the God wants you to be,
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