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Arrogant entitlement….
My wife shared with me a story that remained with me to this day. Back in 1998, we drove for about 12 hours to reach a seaside resort for the church retreat. There were several churches involved in that retreat, … Continue reading
Posted in christianity, conflicts, core issues, counseling, greed
Tagged arrogance, selfishness
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How we unwittingly, or otherwise, break the hearts of the young ones…
The previous blog talked about how my heart gets broken by the younger generation. One good question to ask is this “But how are we unwittingly breaking their hearts?” Many times, adults are not aware of how their behaviors and … 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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Families are “OFF-LIMITS”
Since Gov. Sarah Palin was introduced, the media hype caused by her nomination will not stop until all these events have concluded after the November 4th election. It is amazing how a young woman and a mother of five could … Continue reading
Posted in core issues, Leadership, love for country, politics, service
Tagged Alaska, character, GOP, Gov. Sarah Palin, Governor of Alaska, John McCain, Leadership, politics, Republicans, RNC, Sen Fred Thompson, service, Twin Cities, US Elections, US Presidential race, Vice President, Vice Presidential nominee
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