Disney Customer Service Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
How many words is a picture worth?
And how many words are in this picture?
Doesn’t matter. What matters is that we don’t go through our daily motions and miss inspirational moments, so that we can let that inspiration linger in us long enough to pay it forward.
The words in the picture that did that for me?
“And let us Love each other well, in Christian Holiness”.
Let’s forgive each other our human sins, as we would expect, or hope, others would do for us.
I’m thankful for a spotty Internet signal.
It drove me craaaazy for the first few days. It was not what I expected.
The unexpected happens to us all the time, right?
We mainly stereotype “the unexpected” with negative connotations.
Guess it’s just conditioning.
We can also undo this conditioning.
I’m thankful for a slow (like dial-up slow) connection. No, seriously.
Why?
Because a slow connection, beats no connection.
Blessings come in all shapes and sizes, and sometimes, blessings have no resemblance whatsoever.
You know who shapes the minds, bodies and spirits of children?
No, seriously, do you know?
You do!
It was 50 days after Jesus’ resurrection that the Holy Spirit descended upon them. Some say this is the day the Church was born. This morning, it’s my privilege to help several dozen youngsters understand this a little better than they did yesterday.
And 50 days from today, will it still be with them? What kind of pressure do you place on yourself to be a beacon for children?
Being on the road for five days this week was rewarding and taxing. Unless you do this frequently, it may be challenging to understand, but I hope you do, because it’s the challenging part I want to relate to you.
We are all faced with daily challenges. One person’s small challenge is another’s big challenge.
This will seem small in comparison to life-threatening issues, but herein lies a secret.
Being crazy-busy does not give us an excuse to be unfaithful.
So in picking up our son, late yesterday, as we got in the car, it hit me. I had not been on my knees in prayer yet. Each morning, it’s the same:
“Do you mind if I do it now”, I asked him. “No, I don’t mind”, he said.
What if you had started this morning on your knees?
What if, on your knees, you said a short prayer?
And what if you did this again tomorrow, and the next day.
I mean, what’s stopping you? It can’t be time.