Don’t just check the bread …
Have you ever been deceived? I’m sure at some point in your life you’ve had a family member or friend think it might be fun to “deceive” […]
14
May
2022
Blog Tag
Discernment
05
Dec
2019
Seeing 20/20 in 2020 …
December is naturally a time for introspection because it’s the last month of the year. You’ve spent another 365 days of your life you’ll never get back. […]
03
Oct
2017
We exhaust ourselves (and waste time) with assumptions …
A few days ago I saw a man sitting at a table in a Starbucks. Upon closer observation, I detected an ever-so-slight rhythm to a barely noticeable […]
10
Jan
2017
The need for discernment in even our closest relationships …
Did you know in our modern times that who your friends are might have an affect on your credit rating? At least, who your “internet friends” are, […]
04
Jan
2017
Are you concerned about the wrong thing?
A concern people are abuzz about today is the current controversy over “fake news.” Both mainstream media, and alternative sources of information, have been caught doling out […]
15
Mar
2016
Can you see?
Sight is more than a physical sense we’re greatly blessed to have. Sight is deeply spiritual. It’s very possible to physically see everything around you, yet be […]
06
Mar
2015
Followers, don’t let your leaders do your thinking for you …
Most people are not leaders. There’s nothing wrong with that. But one of the most common and costly mistakes followers make is letting their leaders do their […]
04
Sep
2014
Would you know the truth if you heard it?
There’s never been a time when truth wasn’t critically important. From Eve deciding whether to believe the claims of the serpent, to knowing how to live your […]
14
Jan
2014
Fear of change isn’t the only thing that kills opportunities …
The greatest opportunity killer you will likely ever encounter is your own mind. Many offer as evidence how we kill opportunities in our minds because of fear […]
19
Oct
2012
Who said that?
“That’s not what I said!” Chances are, some time in your life (if not multiple times), you’ve spoken that sentence. Sooner or later, someone will misrepresent something […]