Why Can’t We See In Ourselves What We See In Others
I didn’t think there was anything wrong with the Facebook post, but I could be wrong. Clearly someone thought I […]
Communication
Drill, Rest, Then Drill Again
Getting a tooth filled is not painful, but it is exhausting. Modern techniques have taken the pain of dental work
Communication, Relationships
You Don’t Know Me
I pastor in my hometown. Before a new subdivision was built beside our church, I could look out my office
Communication Reveals Character
Character is often viewed as an intangible. In theory, everyone wants good character, but few people want to do what
The Number One Rule of Disagreement
Every Sunday I speak on two different occasions for around 40 minutes. Each week I write five posts of about
Stop Breaking the Ninth Commandment on Facebook
Why doesn’t the ninth commandment apply to Facebook? It seems as though Facebook is a morality free zone in which
Do You Know What You Should’ve Done?
Do you know what you should’ve done? You should’ve never asked that question. In nearly every situation, it is a
Don’t Be A Social Media Hypocrite
I love positive social media posts—heart warming stories, pictures of kids as they grow, announcements of milestones, thoughtful reflections on
Communication, Current Events
Intolerant: Anyone Who Disagrees With Me
A CEO is forced out of his position because he is intolerant. It sounds reasonable. Our leaders should be held
Five Types of Social Media Jerks
If there were rules for how we should interact on social media (and there should be), rule number one would