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In his book “Second Wind for the Second Half,” Patrick Morley describes questioning the team he hired to paint basketball markings on the driveway around his garage basketball hoop. When the team seemed to take a long time to get started, Morley asked if there was a problem. The team foreman said they were checking and rechecking measurements before they started work. “We’ve learned from experience that unless you have the right starting point, ...
For too much of my career, I was worried about where I ranked in the organization. How was my career advancing in comparison with others? Who was moving ahead faster? Who had the boss’s favor? It’s a human tendency, but it takes our eyes off the one on whom we should be focused. Peter falls prey to that tendency in the final verses of the Book of John. Jesus has told Peter to follow him, ...
As Kathy and I toured Richard Nixon’s Presidential Library, we learned a more complete picture on this complicated man and time in history. Many believe Watergate wasn’t President Nixon’s biggest problem; it was the cover up. Some doubt President Nixon even knew about Watergate before it happened. But his lies and deception made the cover up far more harmful than the Watergate break-in itself, destroying his presidency. King David knew about sin and cover ups. In Psalm 32:5, we read, ...
While visiting Ronald Reagan’s Presidential Library in Simi Valley, one of the interesting discoveries Kathy and I came across was his note cards. Sometime after President Reagan had passed, a folder of 4 by 6 note cards was found among the President’s possessions. President Reagan maintained a folder filled with quotes, stories, and jokes. He then categorized these handwritten notes into categories such as religion, character, and liberty. President ...
Kathy and I took our son to see the movie, Toy Story 5, recently. When the camera focused on an individual character, the focus was clear. But when the camera scanned out to a bigger picture everything was blurry. We assumed they would eventually fix the projector, but they never did. Afterwards, we learned we’d been in a 3D movie but were never offered 3D glasses. Sometimes in business our short-term vision is ...
When Jeremy lost his job, he was so angry that he spent more time complaining about his situation than trying to resolve it. His bitterness came through in his job search and interviews. The Biblical story of Joseph offers a different response to setbacks. When he was falsely accused and sent to prison, Joseph chose not bitterness but service. The ...
In his book, “Smarter, Faster, Better,” author Charles Duhigg describes an automotive factory launched as a joint venture of two Japanese and American auto manufacturers. The new factory incorporated new operating processes, training long-time auto workers to take responsibility for stopping the production line when they saw a defect on a vehicle. In one anecdote, the president of the joint ...
In Matthew 15, a Canaanite woman persistently called out for Jesus to heal her demon-possessed daughter. Surprisingly, Jesus ignored her. When the disciples urged Jesus to send her away, Jesus responded by sharing His personal purpose. In Matthew 15:24, Jesus said, “I was sent only to the lost sheep of Israel.” Jesus said to this non-Jewish woman, “It is not ...
My friend, Brad, recently accepted a new role as CEO of a company that has seen revenue decline 75% over the last five years. He discovered a demoralized and hopeless staff. Brad’s struggling to determine the best way to move the organization forward. There are many hard decisions yet to be made, likely impacting families and morale. Yet, Brad has ...
While studying Matthew 9 recently, I pondered Jesus’ concern for the souls of the vast crowds that were following Him. He told His disciples to pray for workers because the harvest was plentiful, but the workers were few. Then my Bible had a new chapter, making it appear that the story was finished. I wanted to know what Jesus did ...
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