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Tag Archives: challenges
Two Years of Writing Tips!
I’m up to my proverbial eyeballs in projects once again – the chiefest of which is my daughter’s wedding (which I’m officiating, btw)! Hence, I’ll be on hiatus for a week or so. Therefore, this is the perfect time for … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Quips and Quotes, Writing
Tagged calling, challenges, journey, purpose, rewriting, technique, tips for writers
15 Comments
When Life Gives You Lemons…
Photo by Aleviva-Medien Thought for the Week Be quick to protest when you see others treated wrongly–and slow to protest on your own behalf. Rather, learn to use what happens to change your circumstances. Here’s a brief account of one … Continue reading
Posted in Quips and Quotes
Tagged challenges, courage, forgiveness, Genesis 50:20, kindness, motivation, overcoming, thought for the week, wisdom
23 Comments
Mixed Blessings
The term “mixed blessings” is redundant. Why do I say that? Because all true blessings are mixed. God isn’t just in the blessing business, he’s in the growth business, and growth requires challenges, difficulty. Just as our muscles don’t grow … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Memoir, Movies
Tagged challenges, future, God, Healing River, maturity, personal growth, purpose
54 Comments
How to Answer Kids’ Toughest Questions
Photo by Carina Chen Thought for the Week Who created Stonehenge? Or the statues at Easter Island? And how were the pyramids built (were Legos involved)? All great mysteries. But the greatest mystery of all is, “How do we answer … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Quips and Quotes
Tagged answers, challenges, children, funny, hilarious, parenting, questions, thought for the week
32 Comments
Our Masterpiece
Photo by Ashwini Chaudhary I love the fact that the sky is always changing, never exactly the same, sometimes subtly different, sometimes breathtakingly so. Last night the moon was a shimmering crescent cradled by a perfectly-formed diamond of zelkova branches. … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers
Tagged anniversary, challenges, God, life, love, marriage, relationships, romance, unique
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Living Unafraid
Originally posted on Diary of a Quadriplegic:
Like some of you, I have experienced anxiety and feelings of isolation for the last several months. The pandemic, the political unrest, and other issues facing our world have caused an uneasiness and…
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes, Writing
Tagged blogging, challenges, courage, fear, Featured Blogger, hope, pandemic
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Love in the Time of Coronavirus
My wife and I are celebrating our 35th engagement anniversary tonight. Quietly and intimately, with a candle-lit dinner and a bottle of our favorite wine, at the most exclusive eatery in town: our house. You may have caught the reference … Continue reading
Posted in Memoir
Tagged anniversary, challenges, coronavirus, engagement, humanity, love, marriage, pandemic, romance
154 Comments