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Soul A quiescat
Sometimes you just want to be quiet and have a personal retreat.pic This picture was taken in Tagaytay when I was requested to address a small group of young people about to work on their mission and vision as a … Continue reading
From one hurricane to the next
We are just beginning to see the aftermath of “Ike” – and even before we could fully assess the damage and the dramatic stories of the people who survived, financial hurricanes were blowing Wall Street. Reverberations of these financial meltdowns … Continue reading
Posted in burnout, care, core issues, emotional searching, fatigue, fear, God, heaven, hunger, inconveniences, love, prayer, purpose, reflection, weariness
Tagged comfort, discomfort, God, hurricane Ike, loneliness, misery, religion, search for happiness, tragedies, trials, troubled heart
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The Power of Discovering One’s Passion
Excerpts from a recent email a friend send to our small band of brothers spanning more than 24 years. We have struggled through our careers, relationships, families and yet despite all that, have forged a friendship that is a source … Continue reading
Posted in brothers, burnout, careers, emotional searching, men, ministry, passion
Tagged burnout, career, discovering passion, inner strength, passion, priorities, sales
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Hitting the wall
How to know when your emotions are ragged and require some special and immediate attention: 1. When the ministry becomes a chore and not a joy. 2. When people are interruptions instead of divine appointments. 3. When you become testy … Continue reading