Whatever we choose to believe in shouldn’t we believe it all the way?

Led Zeppelin car decals
Jesus paved the Stairway to Heaven (and Led Zeppelin wrote a song of the same name)

 

Last night a long long long time ago, Jesus had dinner with his buddies, including one he knew would betray him.

While some people may debate whether Jesus is the Messiah, it’s virtually impossible to prove that the events that happened didn’t happen.

Whatever we choose to believe in shouldn’t we believe it all the way?

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The way to bliss is through freedom

Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival
The bliss from not needing much and being ready for the next step in life

 

Overcoming our greatest fear provides an almost incomprehensible beauty that we would have never seen otherwise.

And to conquer every fear, including the greatest – our fear of death – is bliss.

And bliss is freedom.

And joy.

Love.

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If we were given only one more day to live…

Thank you letter Mid Life Celebration
tell everyone thank you, or will they already know?

 

If we were given only one more day to live…

If we were given only one more day to live, would we be ready?

(making an assumption on our answer)

How would we have to live so that we are?

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Once this happens, there is no known cure

Pasture gate with no trespassing sign
Heaven’s gate is always wide open. Always.

 

The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity. – Dorothy Parker

Religion, if we dare even call it that, can easily become boring.

Curiosity can cure that.

But once we actually experience holding Jesus’ hand, there is nothing that can cure that.

Take that, devil.

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Does our best career review sound divine?

Fake Disney characters in Times Square
Impostor Disney characters in Times Square on a Saturday night

 

A boss once wrote a review that went:

‘No one reaches higher, cares more, thinks deeper, or works harder.’

Most cherished accolade ever.

On bended knees hoping God sees it like that too.

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Insight: What seems self-indulgent is actually the daily challenge of stimulating others to think.