If you are not willing to risk the unusual, you will have to settle for the ordinary. – Jim Rohn This may come as a shock, but I'm not the biggest risk taker! I usually take calculated risks... Sure, I've gone skydiving, but in my mind, that's safer than driving on LA freeways everyday. I may… Continue reading Becoming a Risk Taker…
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How Will My Life Change After 7-Food Challenge?
So I have 2 more days left of 7-food challenge! To recap, I have allowed myself 7 items of food to eat for the whole month of June... and I've allowed cooking condiments and few sauces. I cheated 3 times: 1. I was invited to my cousin's house for a meal, and it was early… Continue reading How Will My Life Change After 7-Food Challenge?
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How do you measure a child’s faith?
Lately I've been engaged in a lot of conversations about what and how we should teach children in the church. And naturally, these conversations lead to measuring what kids have learned and applied to their lives. I know that most (hopefully most, if not all) ministers of children know that it's not about how much… Continue reading How do you measure a child’s faith?
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Why I’m NOT making New Year’s Resolutions in 2012
Everybody seems to really like my fb post from yesterday. I found it online, and it cracked me up because it's something I would say (jokingly, of course). I know I'm far from perfect... I'm very aware of many of my flaws! If you haven't seen it, it's from Calvin & Hobbes: I'm a… Continue reading Why I’m NOT making New Year’s Resolutions in 2012
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honesty
They say honesty is the best policy... I think most of us would agree, but do we really live by that policy? In my opinion, I don't think most people live by what we consider to be the best policy. I've come to value honesty so much in the last few months. We live in… Continue reading honesty
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