Feasting is a matter of the heart. Have you ever had a Christmas dinner with a grumpy person? Does it present a different dynamic when the table is full of laughter, and every person acts as if he’s glad to be there? A right heart is necessary for the meal to attain to the level of a feast.
Author: Jonathan
Proactivity, Reactivity, and Proverbs 31
What sort of workers are indispensable to their employers? What sort of parents are the best nurturers of their children? What sort of physicians are the best health care providers? Where am I going with this? I’m glad you asked. The best employees, parents, doctors, politicians, stay-at-home moms, church ministers and store clerks have one… Continue reading Proactivity, Reactivity, and Proverbs 31
Life Hack: Maintenance Beats Repair
Life Hack: Maintenance Beats Repair A few years ago I sold a car. It was a Mazda 626, and it’d been having a few transmission problems, but we mostly just needed a car with more space, so we sold it. Well, before I sold it, I got that car running like a top, and I… Continue reading Life Hack: Maintenance Beats Repair
Eliminating Exercise Excuses!
Eliminating Exercise Excuses! We all do it. We’ve all come up with some excuse or another to not exercise. Really, exercises excuses are cheap and abundant. In fact, the list of potential excuses is infinite, and in most cases, we just don’t want to do it. Generally speaking, we are rather impatient and lazy, and… Continue reading Eliminating Exercise Excuses!
Questions Worth Asking #13: An Obedient Life
Continuing our look at the Holy Club questions, we arrive at number 13: “Do I disobey God in anything?” This question is sort of a catch-all, and it casts a net over the slippery Christian. We can dance and for a while, sounding pious while confessing particular sins. But if there are any sins that… Continue reading Questions Worth Asking #13: An Obedient Life