THe Kindling of Comparison
They thought they deserved more not because of their work, but because of their work compared to someone else who got paid the same.
Read More THe Kindling of ComparisonThey thought they deserved more not because of their work, but because of their work compared to someone else who got paid the same.
Read More THe Kindling of ComparisonI know I’m late to the game, but I recently started looking into the Enneagram. A friend bought me some books to peruse about it, but I was content just knowing I was an INTJ/INFJ, so they sat in my Kindle library for awhile, unread. She reminded me in passing, so I decided to at […]
Read More The Pain of AwarenessSo what’s the cautionary in the tale here? Don’t deny Jesus when hanging out with strangers around a fire?
Read More A Relationship Like Peter IIIf I didn’t know how the book(s) ended, I would’ve wagered that Peter was the one going to sell out Jesus, not Judas. That’s how it looks to us humans, right? The ones with the most mistakes loses?
Read More A Relationship Like PeterI sometimes wonder why it’s so hard to see the truth about certain things. Of course, it’s easier for me to wonder this about other people: why do they not see that they’re wrong? It’s so obvious! But I know I struggle with the same, even if it’s visibility is diminished by, well, personal bias. I […]
Read More DistortionsAm currently emerging out of one of the worst bouts of depression that I can remember. Transitions do that to me, but man. This one was wild! Thankful for brighter moments, day by day. It’s really hard for me to study/read the Bible when I’m depressed. But I still want to meditate on the truth. […]
Read More A Concentrated Thought: Hebrews 13:5-6I’ve been making some changes in my everyday life recently — restarting old good habits, creating new ones altogether. It’s hard. And this is just your friendly reminder to be gentle with yourself and start small. I know you want to be crazy healthy, and I want you to be healthy, too. But changing everything […]
Read More Small ChangesA few weeks ago, I had the privilege to speak at my original eighth grade’s HIGH SCHOOL graduation. Which I’m still coming to terms with, but I guess it’s okay. It was wonderful to see them. I talked about change. They had asked me to share how I’ve seen them grow and change, but I […]
Read More ChangeMy dad recently told me a story. He was just down South for a work trip and ended up at a shooting range with a few colleagues. He met and began talking to a world-renowned marksman; I’ll call him Jason. Jason pulled out his personal rifle and asked my dad if he’d like to try […]
Read More An Impossible TargetMaybe it’s because my confidence is increasing as I get older, but I tend to have rather strong opinions. Actually, I feel like I mainly just express them strongly. I reach for superlatives and colorfully big words to try to make the other person see what I’m saying. Sometimes I stretch too far. My tone can be […]
Read More The Humility to Change Your Mind