We’ve talked about how important it is to “Know Thyself” – and why it can be so difficult. But there are ways we can know
(Learn to Discern, Principle #6) When working as a university professor, I had more than one conversation with a student that followed these lines: Me:
Recently I attended a fun workshop event run by Dave Evans of Designing Your Life. After speaking about the nature of human possibility and how
(Learn to Discern, Principle #5) Last weekend I was in the countryside with my husband – it was amazingly sunny and with the arrival of
(Linking up with Emily P. Freeman for a quarterly reflection on what I’ve learned this Spring.) |ONE| Trying something is not a waste of time
(Learn to Discern, Principle #4) If you ever went to youth retreats and sat through talks on “God’s will for your life” you might be
(Learn to Discern, Principle #3) Have you ever gone shopping and found an item on clearance that you really want, but are too tired to
My father is a perfectionist wall-painter. The walls of our home are “like glass.” I guarantee you that you have never, ever, experienced walls as
Last week, my husband came home with a plant. Yesterday, I texted him that it was possibly the best decision of our marriage so far.
(Learn to Discern Principle #2) Has this ever happened to you? You have a big project coming up, and you’re nervous, even if there isn’t
