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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
The joy of worship is that we are taking a stand on what we say we believe.
Taking a stand has remarkable power to stir our soul.
Having this spiritual energy in our lives is where gratitude originates.
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Feeling guilty about feeling so good?
Ever feel guilty for feeling great?
Crazy thing though, the problems challenges faced in midlife are bigger than in our previous decades.
What’s different is our wisdom, strength, and patience to manage the stuff that’s in our control.
Self confidence grows through strenuous self examination.
It’s our job to master this and hone what works best for us.
Self examination can be steadily grown, even accelerated. Writing and speaking help.
And what helps even more is the time consuming preparation required to write and speak authentically.
How i do it and how you do it could be polar opposites.
Pretty cool huh?
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We leave the house in an hour to deliver “Food for Families” 2015.
We began doing this in 2000, about one month before the miracle of Cheryl’s pregnancy. It looked like we were never going to become parents, but if we ever did, we wanted to have a tradition on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter mornings that began in service to others.
PS. Just checking, you saw the photo’s bottom caption?
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A new impossible goal:
When our son goes looking for the face of joy and hope in the world, he shouldn’t have to look any farther than across the dinner table.
In an effort to keep up with current world developments, have inadvertently over-exposed him to the evening news, particularly CNN’s Situation Room.
Big mistake.
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We let our guard down and pay the price. Yesterday’s 75-minute run didn’t begin until 11am. Shoulders sunburned. Covered in bugs.
And then as luck would have it during the cool down walk on our street, got to meet our future neighbors for the first time. Sweaty, bug ridden, shirtless. We never get a second chance to make a good first impression.
Right?
The antidote to “poor timing” is simple – a joyful, joy-filled spirit.
It never fails.
What’s on the inside is far more visible than what’s on the outside.
Kamar and Anita could see it clearly.
Be the change.
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