
Words of encouragement for your everyday walking around kind of life.
People go through their everyday life without realizing that Jesus is right there with them every step of the way, every step of the day. We need words of encouragement.
He wants to be involved in your everyday life to help you live life to its fullest, the way He intended it – so that you can have an impact in your own part of the world. Your business world, family world, and personal world. Now that’s Words of Encouragement. So be it.
Jesus isn’t waiting to show up.
He’s there, waiting for you to acknowledge Him.
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Living Between the Cross and The Resurrection
The Saturday before Easter has always struck me as an interesting day. Jesus told His disciples He would rise on the third day, but that idea was beyond what they could fully grasp. So on that Saturday, after He had said He would “rise again,” His disciples were hiding. What is it like living between…
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Irrelevant
Do you know what you call an elephant who is not important? Irrelephant. Speaking of that, being left behind is one of the loneliest feelings in the world. Being left behind can feel like a quiet ache in the pit of your stomach. It’s the stillness after a door closes, the echo of footsteps that…
What’s Holding You Up
Some days, do you feel like you’re holding it all together with emotional duct tape? Other days, you feel nothing at all—just drifting, tired, and unsure why. When my life is like this, it makes me wonder: maybe it’s not me that’s falling apart… maybe it’s the structure around me that’s not strong enough to…
WWJDIHWM
Did you know that the “What Would Jesus Do?” (WWJD) movement actually dates back to the early 1900s? It was inspired by Charles Sheldon’s 1896 novel, In His Steps: What Would Jesus Do?. While WWJD gained mainstream popularity in the 1990s with Christian youth groups, the question itself has been prompting believers for over a…
A Secret Place
I remember having a secret place as a child. I ran to it when I needed to hide, especially when I didn’t feel safe. Sometimes there was just too much going on and I needed to hide from it all. And at other times I would run there when I was hurt. It was a…
The Right-Brained Church
The right side of the brain plays a crucial role in how individuals experience and express their faith. So the right-brained church is key for the community. The right hemisphere of the brain is responsible for creativity, emotions, relationships, intuition, and holistic thinking, all of which are essential for a thriving and spiritually alive church.…
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Every writing on this site includes personal growth. But some of the writings are geared to you personally, and not necessarily business or family, but about you being better at being you – who God designed you to be.

Family
A lot of the writings here have great family applications, but some are directly related to family. Family is where it all starts, whether it’s with parents, siblings, children or relatives…or even the ‘church’ family. Family is where it all starts.

Walking with Jesus
Our everyday is and should be a day in which we are always walking with Jesus. Devotionals in this category are usually related directly to walking with Jesus though always will fit in any of the other categories. This category is really what this blog site is about – learning to acknowledge and grow in our every-day-walking-around-kind-of-life with Jesus, every step of the way.

Business
I’ve been a part of a faith-based business system for over 17 years now – it’s hard for me to not write something that can’t be used and paralleled to your business or work-life. Some of the writings are very direct about the application to business or work. All universal principles applied to business or life have their roots in God, in scripture. Nothing new has been created.