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PROPHESY
To prophesy is to speak words that have divine potency; words that have life; so, don’t despise prophecy. Prophecy is like a guiding light. It was through prophecy that the
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Don’t Compare Your Children With Other People’s Children
The uncomfortable truth is that we compare our children because that’s how we’ve been conditioned to measure ourselves. We measure our productivity, our appearance, our success, and even our daily
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The Debt of Being Understanding
Being understanding is usually a good thing. Someone disappoints you, and you start thinking about why they did it. You explain it away: they’re under pressure, they had a difficult
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The Debt of Keeping Your Emotional Options Open
Some debts come from refusing to close a door. You left a job years ago, but you still think about how your life might have turned out if you had
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The Debt of Being the Reasonable One
Being the reasonable person feels like a strength. You listen, see both sides, compromise, and try not to make every disagreement personal. These are valuable qualities. They become costly
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The Debt of Remembering Everything
A good memory helps you learn. You remember who kept their word, who disappointed you, and what happened the last time you trusted someone. Someone who hurt you years ago
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The Debt of Emotional Consistency
We value consistency so much that changing our minds can feel like failure. You chose a career years ago. Your interests, priorities, and circumstances have changed. Still, leaving can feel
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The Debt of Being the Person Who Understands Everyone
People often come to you with their problems because you listen well. You know who is struggling at work, whose marriage is difficult, who is worried about a parent, and
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Considering Worldviews
Someone recently left a comment on one of my articles explaining that there are two kinds of people in the world: thinkers and believers. You will be shocked to learn
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DNA and Believing In God
I’d like to think I’m a Christian because I’ve carefully examined the evidence. That I’ve weighed the arguments for and against. Read widely. Changed my mind when the facts demanded