We really do often get things the wrong way round. First we don’t define spiritual words according to scripture but use worldly definitions which

  Is ‘curious’ a word that defines who you are? Do you look for discoveries and adventures? And… if not, why not? Being curious can be

  Coming in second. Is there a worse feeling? Granted it depends… on your level of competitiveness, on the ‘prize’, if there is any reward

  This is in defense of those who believe in and then speak and act positively. Context and description: those who have this mindset do not

  “We’re only human.” Yes… your point? Let’s face it – it’s always used as an excuse. Why? Doesn’t everyone know this? Of course. Then

   “Never put off for tomorrow what you can do today.” (Thomas Jefferson) That comment was something of a hallmark as I was growing up.

   I am absolutely positive that these 2 words used together were never part of my father’s vocabulary. I’m not completely confident that he even

  I just read a Kay Arthur post on Facebook that said – “Anything worth having costs something”. Absolutely! I’ve always believed this and it’s

  Do you find yourself saying that ‘you won’t/wouldn’t bother God about (fill in the blank) because it really isn’t all that important… it’s just

   This is a word that I never use lightly. It is a mindset, it’s how I attempt to approach my day – sometimes successfully,