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   Do you engage in this activity? Do you enjoy multi-tasking? Are you good at it? How do you use this ability to your greatest advantage? Is this approach always good, in all situations, at all times? The last multi-layered question was a give away… multi-tasking is a great ability, but it isn’t good in and […]

  Have you thought about what it is that you give? We all give, every day, but the question is our ‘what’. Are you the builder upper giver? Perhaps you dispense love or maybe it’s hope. Maybe you are an encourager, strengthening those who may be attempting something entirely new to them and they are

  Can you say ‘send me’ and mean it? And do if you do say it, is it based in faith and confidence? Isaiah 6:8 was a response given to the Father’s question,          “I heard the voice of the Lord, saying: ‘Whom shall I send, And who will     go for us?’ Then

  I’ve always appreciated the parable about the man who hired workers at the start of the day and continued throughout the day. At the close of the day, when he was paying the workers, they all received the same wage – which all had agreed to prior to starting work. Those who had worked

  I’m a phrase catcher. A phrase catcher is one who, when they are reading all of a sudden a phrase leaps, literally, off the page. For me, whatever I’m reading sends me off on another rabbit trail adventure. Example: I was reading a post by Jacqueline Winspear (who, if you haven’t discovered her writing

  What’s its source… do you know? Is it guilt-reaction, over something you did or didn’t do? Is it righteous indignation? Is it ‘justified’? What do you want to happen as the result of your expression of anger? Is the anger a seething? A slow burn that is eventually expressed in an outburst? Or… is

  Is that not a great phrase, or what! Unfortunately, I can’t take credit for it… I read it on a post by Jacqueline Winspear. But the phrase is so… so, spot on. I don’t remember the context for the phrase but I do know the feelings that arise when you are in a place

  Two words in Mark 16:7. But such powerful words. This was spoken by the angel(s) at the tomb after the crucifixion and burial, but they give all of us hope. Peter is singled out by the angel to be told the glorious news that Jesus had overcome the last enemy – death. Remember that

     “…the weightier matters of the law: justice and mercy and faith…”  This admonition by Jesus was given to the scribes and Pharisees (Matthew 23:23). It’s a warning to look at what we are valuing and what needs valuing. It also is a word to help us look at what we actually do and

   Not sure what they call it today, but that comment, when I was growing up, meant someone who was a ‘brown-noser’, who always behaved ‘perfectly’ when in the presence of adults. However, the ‘in front of’ didn’t always mesh with the ‘behind of’. They also tended to be tattle-tale types. These were people to avoid