These are the random ruminations of a man on the run. The goal is to run this race of life well, encouraging as many as I can along the way, and to eventually meet my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and thank Him for the trip. (I am also prone to shamelessly brag on my perfect grandchildren.)
“People inevitably start out with an opinion; to ask them to search for the facts first is even undesirable. They will simply do what everyone is far too prone to do anyhow: look for the facts that fit the conclusion they have already reached. And no one has ever failed to find the facts he is looking for.” _Peter F. Drucker, The Essential Drucker
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If we are really serious about getting to the truth of the matter (living in reality), the second most important questions we can ask is: “What do you think?”
This is a nice way of asking for someone’s opinion.
Then, the most important question to ask (if we have earned the right) is: “Could you be wrong?”
And, of course, we must answer these two questions too!
Then we will be ready to deal with reality.
The ONE THING for today:
Most of what you will have to deal with today will be opinions–including your own. Learning how to navigate those opinions to get to the truth of the matter will be one of the things that separates the winners from the losers.
This beautiful church is located in Bowdle, SD. Population 463. Pastor Ronnie Vetch is the pastor and has been serving his congregation and community for over 30 years. Small town U.S.A. at it’s best.
These are the random musings of a man whose goal is to make Jesus the paramount pursuit of my life who, while in this effort, is writing down a few lessons I've learned along the way. You'll have to decide if they are worth heeding but at least you may learn a few things not to do.
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Yes! Navigating through the day and the many opinions of others – quite the task at times!
Love the church! Looks vaguely familiar. 🤔😘 Claudia
These are the random ruminations of a man on the run. The goal is to run this race of life well, encouraging as many as I can along the way, and to eventually meet my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and thank Him for the trip. (I am also prone to shamelessly brag on my perfect grandchildren.)
Taking small steps in the family and in the church to guide children and youth toward adulthood with the goal of continuing strong relationships with God and their family.
Yes! Navigating through the day and the many opinions of others – quite the task at times!
Love the church! Looks vaguely familiar. 🤔😘 Claudia
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Ha, ha! Yes, I bet it brought back a memory or two.
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