Leaders MUST Choose to Care
In His time on Earth and to this very day, the people are drawn to Jesus because of His amazing heart to care for, and love on (to show love to) people. Click to Continue
Tag Archives: Father
Control is an illusion.
A really good question came up in last week’s Men’s group.
The question for discussion was:
What are you holding onto and stressing about?
What is the motivation behind not giving it over to the Father?
Here is my emailed response, though it has been edited to correct some mistakes I caught in review, it is pretty close to the original response:
I am sitting in my living room and using it as an office. I am putting together a vision plan and strategy for the new year. This is new for me because I while I have done this in the context of a company or as a department manager, this is the first time I’ve done this … Click to Continue
Switching Roles for our “not so little” man
This week, our little man, became a bit less little.
He turned 13 this week. This is a milestone in a young man’s life.
I remember, that at the age of 13, I was allowed to:
- first shoot a rifle,
- own my own pocket knife,
- ride my bike to friend’s houses,
- use the phone to call friends.
These are various freedoms we take for granted as an adult, but as a young man, these were all steps of responsibility and freedom.
Like me, Our son will gain new responsibilities and privileges:
- open ( but still monitored) access to the internet,
- his own email address,
- and possibly access to FB … Click to Continue
Showing love to the unlovable.
We are called to show love to the unloveable.
Original Story: The teenager who saved a man with an SS tattoo By: Catherine Wynne on BBC News
Summary reprinted from: AMightyGirl
When Keshia Thomas was 18 years old in 1996, the KKK held a rally in her home town of Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Hundreds of protesters turned out to tell the white supremacist organization that they were not welcome in the progressive college town. At one point during the event, a man with a … Click to Continue