As I prepared for the sermon for this morning, I searched to see what others said about “follow your heart.” Here is what Steve Jobs said: ” Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t be trapped by dogma – which is living with the results of other people’s thinking.… Continue Reading About that ‘follow your heart’ thing…
I read an article long ago, just a few weeks before my mom passed away. It was on time management and stress. It was written for those of us who make lists and live life by accomplishing the things on those lists. Now, everything on my list is important, right? But this article asked the… Continue Reading To-do lists and proper focus
In the last three weeks we have looked first at nutrition (stocking the pantry of your mind) and in the last two weeks at exercise (towards godliness). By the very word “exercise,” there is an image of movement, but I have observed that there are many in the church who have little or no movement. … Continue Reading Act Now!
One of the prevailing themes in today’s culture is “Follow your heart”. Can we look at this? I am not a dietician, but a pastor. Nothing I share is to be taken as physical medical advice or counsel. I am a pastor and I share from the Word of God about matters that impact our spiritual health. There… Continue Reading ‘Follow your heart’ – to train wreck
As I prepared for last Sunday’s message (January 15, 2023) I thought back on all the times I have realized I was carrying too much weight and became determined to do something about it. (Not doing much was part of the problem.) I would estimate that over my lifetime, I have worked at losing 275-300 pounds… Continue Reading When things get heavy
We were created with excellence, the very height of creation, and are marvelously and wonderfully made. Yet in spite of the wonder of our creation, we have been separated by sin and shame, marred since the fall, and therefore separated from the very God who created us. John Calvin in the Institutes of the Christian… Continue Reading The problem of my heart (genetics)
