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How to make BIG Decisons: 7 Ways to Increase Clarity, Gain Wisdom, & Make Decisions
I’m not talking about what to choose off the...
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Personal Apology
I owe you a HUGE apology.I was just doing a review of what’s happened in the last six months. In just that short span of time, Spirit Farm has grown in significant ways! Our Membership Program has surged in growth. We’ve added new teachers and coaches. We hosted a...
An Ancient Story About Today
I want to briefly paraphrase a very famous story for you: There was a man going along the road from one major city to another. At a lonely place in the road, thieves jumped out from behind the bushes and beat the man within an inch of life, taking all his money and...
The Power of Forgiveness
Corrie Ten Boom, a prisoner in a World War II German concentration camp called Ravensbruck, suffered greatly during the Holocaust for assisting and hiding Dutch Jews. The following is an excerpt from a story she told about having to forgive one of the guards who had...
Spiritual High Life
Have you ever had a spiritual high? I used to go to camps when I was younger. I’d come back from camp all excited about life and God. I’d have made declarations and renewed decisions. I was sure my life would be forever different—and probably, to some degree,...
Good News! Easter Means You Can Ignore Doomsday Religious People
“If he is elected we’re all in trouble!” “We’re on a slippery slope toward socialism.” “America has lost its moral compass.” “The Left is leading us to brink of disaster.” “The elites are working for Satan.” These are the things I’m hearing from well-meaning people...
Long, Sweaty Walks
Hydration Principle: When you’re thirsty, it’s too late. Perry coached my basketball teams when I was a kid. He’s in heaven now, but he used to walk marathons with his wife. It was their retirement hobby. He and his wife travel all over the country going from marathon...