Posts Tagged ‘time’
Time
Time seems to slip away so quickly, and the more we try to control it, the less control we actually have. As we face the ticking clock, our stress and anxiety levels skyrocket. Why is that? Perhaps it’s because the hustle and bustle of life serves as a stark reminder of our mortality—that our time…
Read MoreEvery Moment Matters
“Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders; make the most of every opportunity. Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone.” Colossians 4:5–6 Every moment with people matters; time is precious. Most of us would agree that time is life’s most…
Read MoreParkinson’s Law
My dad had Parkinson’s disease. You may know someone who has it. I’ll save the conversation about the condition for a later blog post. Something with the same name sounds like it might be related…but it’s not. It’s something called “Parkinson’s Law”. What is it? It’s the old adage that work expands to fill the…
Read MoreBig picture helps see the little picture
There’s nothing glamorous about travel. It’s the destination that’s the important thing. Right? When I was younger I used to think how awesome it would be to go to all the different airports. Planes coming and going. How cool would that be to have that lifestyle? Boy did I get that wrong. If you travel…
Read MoreNavigating the routine
So how do you navigate the “everyday”? The “ordinary”? The “routine”? Here’s a thought. Take the life of Abraham. Some incredible things happened to him and through him in his lifetime. He demonstrates his faith in God by leaving his home and traveling to a land he knew nothing about (the land of Canaan…the promised…
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