“For few things are more ignominious than failing at something that was not worth doing in the first place.” _Os Guinness, The Call, pg. 150 Henry and Richard Blackaby, in their book, Spiritual Leadership, writes: “In 1924, George Leigh Mallory, a British schoolmaster and socialite, determined he would ascend the as-yet unconquered peak of Mount … Continue reading
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Kristian Karma
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Don’t Tweet That!
The one thing that I would like to remind you of today is: “Think trajectory.” What I mean by this is: Stay focused on the direction you’re are heading not the headlines. Let me illustrate with two words: President Trump. Bless his heart, (Being a southern boy, I can say anything I want to now!), … Continue reading
How to W.I.N.
Here’s a template for winning (W.I.N. — What’s Important Now) If it is important today but will not be important tomorrow – do it now! (The opportunity of a lifetime does not last a lifetime) If the deadline is today – deadlines matter to someone. Faithfully coming through for people builds trust and credibility and … Continue reading
Saying Good-bye
It’s been a precious few days. Over the last couple weeks I’ve had both of my children and their families under my roof and in my life. There was a time that this was a weekly and sometimes daily occurrence, but no more. The silver lining is that rarity makes things more valuable and precious. … Continue reading
Living in the gap
“I got gaps, she’s got gaps, together we don’t got gaps.” _Rocky, speaking of his fiancé Adrian ___________ One of the great tasks of life is learning to live in the gap between promise and fulfillment. A lot can wrong in the gaps. Whether it is a gap in your security system, your memory, your … Continue reading
When things get personal.
Originally posted on Pastor Kemp's Blog:
John 21:17 (NKJV) He said to him the third time, “Simon, son of Jonah, do you love Me?” Peter was grieved because He said to him the third time, “Do you love Me?” And he said to Him, “Lord, You know all things; You know that I love…
