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Most Saturdays you can find our son, Jeremy, and I at a local thrift store. One of his quirks, related to his autism, is his insistence in buying a VHS video each week from a specific thrift store. Like most thrift stores this store is filled with used, donated goods. As Halloween approached, however, I noticed racks of new Halloween ...
Could it really be this simple? Scientists and researchers say it is. When we study the habits and characteristics of accomplished and successful individuals, we see Gratitude and Optimism at the heart of their behaviors. Their Grateful attitude toward their circumstances and environment creates Optimism, which researchers are discovering are key components towards job satisfaction, making more money, joy, advancement, ...
Sometimes Matt gets up telling himself, “This is the day I start on ………”, but he doesn’t. It’s not due to laziness, lack of money, or time. It’s Fear. Matt says he’s occasionally fearful that, “This might not work.” So he procrastinates, telling himself, “that he’ll start on it tomorrow,” hoping to muster up the courage to face the possibility ...
While walking and praying, I heard a large dog panting. My body went on high alert! As I looked for the possibility of a dog attack, I walked cautiously and fearfully, even though I never saw the dog. Then the Lord spoke to my soul. “Rick, since you were attacked by large dogs as a child, your past experiences caused ...
Donnie Smith, CEO of Tyson Foods, shared at a conference about a Tyson employee who seemed “troubled.” When asked, the employee told Donnie that since her husband’s death, she had lost hope and saw no reason to live. Donnie took time to “share the Gospel” with her and she prayed to follow Jesus, giving her hope and purpose. Donnie reminds ...
In 2009, the world fawned over Captain Sullenberger’s heroic plane landing in the Hudson River. Behind the scenes, however, the National Transportation Safety Board was building a case against him. In the movie, “Sully,” Sullenberger’s case seemed hopeless as we watch the pilots in a computer simulation land safely, without landing in the Hudson River. The tide turned, however, when ...
The final letter in our TRUST acronym is T for Truth. You can serve others, build a strong relationship, and even exceed expectations, yet undermine all the trust you’ve built by lying. Jesus only spoke Truth. Before committing to follow him, Peter and Andrew spent enough time with Jesus, that they knew whether or not He was a liar. The ...
The S in the TRUST acronym we’ve been exploring is for “Serve.” Serving others at their points of need requires that we be observant, then look for creative ways to serve. Peter and Andrew were professional fishermen who had fished all night without catching anything. Jesus realized they probably felt like they failed and were frustrated. Jesus served Peter in ...
To help build trust in your relationships we’re exploring the acronym TRUST. The U stands for “Under-Promise and Over-Perform.” We undermine trust when we make great promises, but never deliver. Likewise, when we exceed expectations trust is built. Jesus revealed the power of this concept in Luke 5:4. Speaking of Jesus it says, “When He had finished speaking, He said ...
This week we’re talking about “Building Trust.” In the acronym TRUST the R stands for Relationships. A critical element in building trust with others, especially those you don’t know well, is to build a relationship. Jesus knew this. I doubt that Peter and Andrew would have been so quick to walk away from all their possessions to follow Jesus had ...
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