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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Serve and Savor – A Balancing Act
I took this picture early one morning on my way to speak at a school. It is the Marylake Carmelite Monastery near East End, Arkansas. Their primary mission is prayer and contemplation. Upon spotting the monastery, I quickly pulled over … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Lifestyle, Perspective
Tagged balance, burn out, exhaustion, fatigue, frustration, life, play, sabbath, work
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i want to be on mission
You are on mission if your focus is on others instead of yourself – if you are compelled to share what you have received. You are on mission when trust in God propels you to a place way beyond your … Continue reading
Live it out!
Everything about this video inspires me – the end is over-the-top! As you take on this week, keep your eye on your impossible dream – don’t let anything or anyone get in your way!
Where there’s a will, there’s a way
I took this picture last month on my way back to Cuzco. The little guy had his hands full. His mom or his dad must have told him to pick up some corn stalks on the way home from school. … Continue reading
Posted in Courage, Perseverance
Tagged compromise, hope, kids, negoiations, peru, school, self-discipline, will-power, work
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Winning out over the uncontrollable
This little guy caught my eye as I walked through a favela (slum) in Southern Brazil a couple of years ago. I was captivated by the look on his face. Despite what I considered filthy, wretched conditions surrounding him, he … Continue reading
Posted in Brazil, Influence, Perspective
Tagged attitude, brazil, control, favela, hope, perspective, slums
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Glassy-eyed Christians
Today I was reminded of a story I came across about a year ago. People were pulled off planes, ushered out of the secure area, corralled into a jam-packed waiting area and re-screened at Newark Liberty International Airport. Why? A … Continue reading
Posted in Courage, Discipleship, Surprises
Tagged cross., easter, routine, surprises
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Lessons from Boot Camp
Boot camp is supposed to be hard. A number of years ago my oldest son, Michael, found out the hard way. He joined the army and ended up at Fort Leonard Wood. The Army let me visit him once while … Continue reading
Posted in Influence
Tagged discipline, drill sergeant, fort leonard wood, individual training, mature christians, missions
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