You ever wonder why some people seem to have God answer all their prayers while yours go unanswered. What do they have that you don’t? What are they doing that you’re not? Prayer Condition: There is a condition in the mind that blocks many of the prayers we pray. In …
In this special Father’s Day message, I identify ten common traits of an ordinary father and use them to identify ten ways one can excel at being a father.
In this web-post, we take a look at the life of a woman named Sarai who through adversity and impossibly accepts and completes her God-given mission of motherhood. Find out why these characteristics are often overlooked in most mothers.
In this special Easter message, I use an illustration to show how in times of tragedy we can get off track from what we know to be true. Hopefully this message will inspire you to regain your bearings after tragedy strikes.
I’ve concluded that there are two normal responses that hinder our ability to deal with our biggest problems. One, we automatically assume it’s too big for us to make a difference or too large for us to make an impact. Two, we automatically assume we must accomplish the task in our power.
In this web-post, I use the five NLC life growth areas to define how we can challenge ourselves to become the uncommon person we’re meant to be. It will only happen once we decide that ordinary is no longer enough in this new year.
This message is truly for those who’ve decided that ordinary is no longer enough even when it comes to Christmas. See how you can make a difference in our five life growth areas, this year at Christmas.
Take a look at these four observations we’ve made as it relates to how normal people do Thanksgiving. See if you do any of these common actions when it’s time for Thanksgiving.
This web-post reveals the gift that’s been planted in the heart of my mother. She’s an eXtra-woman. Find out what she has in common with Joe Jackson and Steve Job in “The Imagineer.”
By request, we’ve moved from sharing the extra-ordinary abilities found in our friends to the ones found in our family members. Check out this latest web-post, “The King of the Family”.