Nope. I didn’t misspell the word in the title. I just decided that acknowledging the ‘daze’ of life is often easier than defining or describing what’s going on these ‘days.’ One of the ways I try to stay on track in the midst of so much uncertainty, political rhetoric, slant, spin, news (fake and otherwise) and what can be a frenetic and confusing time is … reading.
I drove along the freeway, this morning, and as I drove, I watched an azure sky change its mind.I marveled as I watched it dissolve from one color of blue into another, then another, then another. And the moving scene I watched reminded me of…
We’ve had a fire in our town.
A terribly destructive conflagration is what it was.
And brave firefighters and first responders ran toward the flames,
flames that seemed to swallow entire neighborhoods and forests and … lives.
I was raised in Granite City, Illinois, a steel town across the Mississippi River from St. Louis. When I was a kid my folks decided to build a two-room addition on the back of our house for our growing family. One of those rooms was a dining room, and the other was a bedroom for my brother Dan and me. Our bedroom had a gray tile floor and gray walls. I don’t remember one single picture on any of those gray walls. We may have had some, but I don’t remember them. And if there were any pictures … I’m sure they were black and white.
I was raised in Granite City, Illinois, a steel town across the Mississippi River from St. Louis. When I was a kid my folks decided to build a two-room addition on the back of our house for our growing family. One of those rooms was a dining room, and the other was a bedroom for…
Everyone has a mindset. A belief system. A way of looking at life and trying to make sense of the world around us. My passion is addressing and helping people develop what I call ‘A Classic State of Mind.’
So, what’s that?
Some of the best conversations I’ve never had …
God is very wise, When He decided it was time for “time” to begin, He divided life into bite sized pieces—seconds and minutes, moments for living—each identical in length to all the others, yet each totally unique.
God is very wise, When He decided it was time for “time” to begin, He divided life into bite sized pieces—seconds and minutes, moments for living—each identical in length to all the others, yet each totally unique. And He strung them together in a line. When the line was sixty minutes long, He tied a…
Every day, I live some and I die some; I save some, and I lose some. I find life, and I lose life. Kingdom living is like that.