Category: Living With A Growth Mindset
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The End Times Narrative Vs. The Boy Who Cried Wolf
The problem with this attitude is that over time it ends up leading to complacency. There have literally been fables written warning against this kind of behavior. The best example that I can think of is, The Boy Who Cried Wolf. Over and over the boy cried out to the townspeople that there was a…
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The Unfinished Entries
I wonder, over the years, how many of my journal entires actually look relatively complete? I’ve noticed that there have been several entries that have dropped off in the middle of a sentence over the years. It makes me wish that I could go back in time and see what caused so many disruptions….
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The Wedding Feast
The author reflects on Matthew Chapter 22, emphasizing the invitation to the wedding feast as a metaphor for God’s call to humanity. Despite witnessing miracles, the Israelites often rejected God’s invitation, a pattern that extends to today. Individuals must choose to accept or reject God’s invitation, prioritizing spiritual over worldly pursuits.
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Why Should We Love?
The essence of love, rooted in God’s choice, highlights its significance in life. Even before conception, God knew and embraced us for a purpose.
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It’s Frank’s Fault
What do you do when you’re at the grocery store and something unexpected happens? You blame Frank.
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The Pivot In The Storm: Finding Your Bumblebee Moments
We don’t have to wait for the clouds to clear to find gratitude and joy. Sometimes, the most powerful choice we can make is to look for the bumblebee moments right there in the midst of life’s storms.
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Sand & Castles
A brief excerpt into my day. My intention of ‘building sandcastles’, only to get overwhelmed in the sand.
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Just a Speck Of Faith
In this post, I reflect on a dark moment of physical and emotional exhaustion where life felt unbearable. Though the healing wasn’t instantaneous, God was faithful in the waiting. It’s a testimony to how He carries us through the deepest valleys, moving us from a place of despair to a season where we can finally…
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The Post-Op Seige
The author shares a personal update following a dental surgery that involved removing a tooth root and infected tissue. Despite initial recovery, they experienced severe sinus issues, leading to feelings of overwhelm and anxiety reminiscent of past struggles.
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Navigating The Shift: Surgery, Stability, and the work in Progress
Personal updates on blogging, health, and family life. Published 125 blog posts and am working on a new YouTube channel. While managing chronic illness, continuing to declutter and digitizing paperwork. Mentions recent health adjustment including upcoming dental surgery.
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Famous Last Words
So, there you have it-a day that started with the best-laid (I don’t say plans exactly) and ended with a skeleton in a parking lot and a reminder that sometimes, God’s sense of humor is just as unpredictable as His timing.
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What Does Love Look LIKe Part 2
A love language is a way of expressing love that resonates with another person. Gary Chapman identifies five styles: Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Acts of Service, Physical Touch, and Giving and Receiving Gifts. Understanding these can enhance relationships by recognizing how individuals prefer to give and receive love.