Empowerment Hope Risk and Reinvention
Taking Down the Tree
There is one ritual I really hate during the holidays: taking down the tree. It’s a sad job, as it marks the end of the season. And it’s … Read More
Empowerment Hope Risk and Reinvention
There is one ritual I really hate during the holidays: taking down the tree. It’s a sad job, as it marks the end of the season. And it’s … Read More
Empowerment Risk and Reinvention
Check out recent my recent interview on resolutions broadcast on “Practical Faith.”
Taken from my blog on Psychology Today . Human beings and Harley Davidsons are a lot alike. You never know their full potential until you get them out on the … Read More
Cancer (and other road hazards) Risk and Reinvention
This blog was also featured by Psychology Today It was around 11 a.m. Sunday, when our Delta 453 flight began its takeoff from JFK for Salt Lake City, Utah. Everything … Read More
Empowerment Risk and Reinvention
People hang on his every word, even the prepositions. He lives vicariously through himself. He bowls overhand. He is the most interesting man in the world. My new … Read More
Cancer (and other road hazards) Religion and Spirituality Risk and Reinvention
I want to put two of my favorite people together in conversation about a topic that dogs us all: Worry. The two people? Jesus and Dr. Seuss. Jesus … Read More
Originally published on BootsnAll By Adam Seper. Career breaks and sabbaticals have finally been gaining steam in countries like the United States, where even as recently as a decade … Read More
Gratitude Risk and Reinvention
This blog post was also featured by Psychology Today as well as preached as a sermon at the Madison Avenue Baptist Church in NYC.) Recently, I saw an image on Pinterest that said “Life*” at … Read More
Originally published on Read the Spirit . Now this is funny! AND, it’s an important insight for anyone who cares about congregations: In building her community, Susan Sparks pulls together all … Read More
Cancer (and other road hazards) Risk and Reinvention
Taken from my blog at Psychology Today . My first true love was a used cobalt blue 1976 Ford Mustang. We had a beautiful love affair my sophomore year in … Read More