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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
When we’re told, we never remember. When we experience it, we never forget…
Three great spiritual reminders from London Olympics:
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If you’ve had a chance to have a family, do meaningful work, achieve some decent personal goals, then we ought to look at the inevitable as our crowning achievement, not some unexpected, painful, terrible goodbye.
If you are a child facing end of life reality, regardless of age, death doesn’t, and never will, make sense.
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It was a beautiful Sunday evening as jeff noel watched with a humble heart two months ago on Clearwater Beach, Florida. The man standing preached the Gospel to a congregation of 13. Compared to Billy Graham, maybe not so great. Compared to no one else on the entire beach preaching the Gospel… great! Ya with me?
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What is it about Christmas that makes a Christian’s heart sing with Joy? What is it about midlife that stereotypically provides crisis? In both, there is anticipation. In dreaming of doing something great there can also be this paradoxical anticipation. We can hope or dread. Each of us has earned the right to be the judge of greatness. And we have earned the right to bring it. What we haven’t earned (yet) is the guts to commit. Go.
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Just when you think you know it all, you can quickly be reminded what a pathetic thought that is.
I was writing for an hour this morning before it hit me.
One-hundred days. Remember yesterday’s post? Blah, blah, blah, right?
Well, how quickly I can falter.
So a few minutes ago, upon realizing, even after 100 days, I didn’t do what I was so full of yesterday, I went to the foot of our bed and got down on my knees.
Don’t know where I’d be without forgiveness. Seriously.
It’s better than anything in our medicine cabinet.
Have a GREAT day. It’s up to you. Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂
PS. Take two aspirin and call me in the morning……. or, just get down on your knees and forgive yourself.