My last blog post was titled “Why Sane People Talk To Themselves, Part 1“, subtly hinting that a “Part 2” hid just around the corner and would leap out at the next opportune moment. Obviously,
This post will be short because today’s principle is simple, but life-changing. Here it is: Love trumps fear every time. I’ve heard it said that we are born with only two fears: a fear of
Let me begin with a short confession: the secrets you are about to read expose me for what I really am. I am a self-centered and indulgent little man with very narrow desires and I
We live in The Therapeutic Age, an era marked by a fixation on social, emotional, and psychic well-adjustment, often in that order. Self-improvement is the special-of-the-day. We worship a therapeutic God, reformed into an image
The smallest word packs the biggest punch; in this case, it’s an absolute game changer. You and I could use an imaginative shift, a new way of seeing things, and reclaiming “But” is an easy
If you want to be a millionaire, you have to be good at anticipating (or so rumor has it). Millionaires aren’t caught by surprise because they’ve planned ahead. They’ve prepared for any contingency. The same
I wrote in another blog post that “parents who don’t harness the imagination will be held hostage by it.” Meaning, they’re either intentional about how they see/imagine things or they’re not. Unintentional imagining can have
Paul Tripp provides some vision training with this great quote and I think it will help not just with parenting, but with all our relationships: “People struggling with life in a fallen world often want
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