Posts Tagged ‘truth’
Sharp Sword
I’ve never held a sword in my hands. I’ve had a machete that you can purchase at the local hardware store. I do have a bench grinder that assists me in making it really sharp. It can help cutting a path through some thick woods. It can also be a defensive weapon to take…
Read MoreStrong Grip
I remember being taught as a young teen to properly shake hands with someone. I was told a good firm handshake speaks of confidence and character. I don’t know if all of that is true, but I do like to shake hands with someone who has a firm grip. I also like to greet my…
Read MoreVeiled Sight
I lived long enough to see just how stubborn and “hard-headed” I can be. I am also alert to others who are like me. It doesn’t take much for me to “dig in” with my view or opinion of circumstances. The last few years, my heart has softened and changed. I realized that everyone who…
Read MoreEncourage, Inspire & Motivate
I have been a follower of the Lord since 3rd grade, if I was 7 years old, then I’m coming up on 50 years of walking with the Lord at some level. I grew up in a home where going to church wasn’t an option. I remember hearing the stories of Jesus and how…
Read MoreAccountability Conversation
I would rather hold someone else accountable than to be held accountable. Accountability works best as a “two-way street”. Accountability requires truth, courage and patience among other attributes. I think for accountability to work in my Christian journey, there must be love, kindness and gentleness. The Apostle Paul writes two letters to the church at…
Read MoreFoundational Truth
I am not a building expert. I do consider myself a skilled professional in determining the value of buildings, houses and land. I am not an appraiser, but I can do some math regarding the cost of building materials and the cost per square foot. Another thing I’ve learned to look for in determining…
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