Have you ever been grateful for a story, chaotic, and wind road. I have and here’s why: My Long Road to Gratitude It was another gorgeous San Diego day: Seventy-eight degrees, with a dash of clouds adding character to the sky. I trekked from one side of the county to the other on one of my […]
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What season of life are you in? If you’re not sure what I’m asking, take a moment to reflect on your life. Have you noticed that life comes in distinct stages, periods, or themes? For the purpose of this post, we are going to refer to these themes as life’s seasons. There’s an excellent example
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[fancy_box id=1]Today I’m honored to feature a guest post by Joshua Lind. Joshua is a husband, father, pastor, and an advocate against mediocrity. He is the author of Discovering Jesus in The Gospels, a book that helps Christ-followers keep intimacy with Jesus fresh and intriguing. You can read more from Joshua on his blog, www.joshualind.com, and connect with him on Twitter
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Recently, I wrote a post entitled, Relationship Advice for a Happy Life. It’s all about filling our spouse’s love bank. If you missed this article, you may want to take a moment to check it out. While the previous post provide an overview of the love bank idea, this post focuses on simply ways to communicate “I love you,”
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Do you ever wonder how to overcome sadness? If so, keep reading. But before diving into the tips, know that sadness is a normal and healthy part of life. Everyone experiences sorrow, displeasure, and feeling of emptiness at times. In fact, sadness is so common, reports show over 20,000 searches for the phrase “I’m sad,”
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Does your happiness matter? I believe it does. In fact, I believe that your happiness matters a lot! I ask this question because many people mistakenly believe that happiness is selfish. I know because I grew up in the church, where the happiness is selfish myth is prominent. When I was born, my dad was
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