Archive for the ‘growth’ Category

Keep Pedaling

Posted: July 8, 2010 in growth, truth

For years I’ve felt serious, concentrated frustration as I’ve watched people make decisions that will wreck their lives, especially in situations where we discussed it ahead of time.  As I was thinking about one particularly heartbreaking situation that’s currently playing out, I was struck with an epiphany that may finally help me pinpoint a reason [...]

Book Value

Posted: June 28, 2010 in growth

Saw something on this recently, but can’t remember where or I’d give credit. We’re used to everything having an appraised value, which is a value based on assets & liabilities.  The value of a car is determined by its year, the kind of shape it’s in, the additional options it has and how high the [...]

Seasons

Posted: June 23, 2010 in growth, leadership

The older I get the more I’m learning the importance of seasons in life.  In the life of a church; in the life of your kids; in the life of your marriage; in your job – everything moves in seasons. This idea isn’t original to me.  Solomon was an early identifier of this principle: “There [...]

Taking The Plunge

Posted: June 22, 2010 in growth

I wanted to take a moment and talk to some of you who have truly been seeking to follow God more closely over the past few weeks/months.  You’ve slowly moved from investigator to follower.  And it’s time for you to take your next step: you need to be baptized. I can give you several reasons [...]

Counseling Info

Posted: June 9, 2010 in growth

I’ve posted this on twitter & fb a few times, but as an fyi… My fried Nelson Allsup is a Christian Counselor with an office in Winter Park that I’ve seen several times for spiritual “tune-ups” over the past 2 years.  Recently he’s been making the drive to RPC on Thursdays and using our conference [...]