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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
(photo: Office Depot and Turbo Tax are trying to make decision making easy, obviously.)
December 3 or April 14… both are days we could be thinking about getting our taxes ready.
Imagine thinking about 2015 tax filing in 2014.
Only praying when we need to is like only bathing when we have a job interview.
Imagine looking for your next job while you already have one you love.
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(photo: excerpt from Spotting the Sacred… set our bar ridiculously high? Yes.)
Praying for the wisdom to know the difference.
Live your life so that if anyone said something bad about you no one would believe it.
Live above reproach.
Impossible?
That’s a question only one person can answer.
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(photo: Westin hotel room in Texas… bathroom straight ahead on the left)
Every single day begins how?
On our knees?
Some other pressing, more important activity?
Going to the bathroom is a given.
What’s next after that?
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Every morning jeff writes five different, short, and pithy posts about the challenging and wonderful balance between:
mind • body • spirit • work • home
All five websites are seamlessly connected by a convenient and easy to click link to go to the next topic.
Try it below if you never done it, or if it’s been awhile.
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(photo: we are torn between enjoying the Summer and mourning the illness and death of friends and family)
Our Facebook feeds are constantly delivering sad news about people we care about.
And we are constantly being asked to pray.
What if we actually did pray constantly, without any reminders from Facebook?
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What we pray for and what we get are usually pretty close.
When we only pray after something bad has happened we generally get the equivalent to what we get in the aftermath of a hurricane or flood if we didn’t heed the warnings and prepare in advance.
Pray isn’t intended to protect us from bad things.
Prayer is intended to assist us in coping with the inevitable.
Get it?
Inevitable.
It is in our response that we thrive or survive.
Think about it.
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