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How to Live MLK Day Every Day

January 21, 2013 0 Comments
How to Live MLK Day Every Day

I only have a vague memory of Dr. Martin Luther King.  I was just 3 years old when he was brutally assassinated.  I simply remember seeing the reports about him when my dad was watching the news.   As someone who is white, I really have no understanding of what it is like for others to […]

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Company Culture by Disney

January 15, 2013 7 Comments
Company Culture by Disney

Back in September my family took a vacation at Disney World in Florida. I had always wanted to stay at one of the Disney resorts. (Yes I am still a kid at heart). The week was a blast with all the rides, shows and way too much food. However, beyond all the activities I was captivated by […]

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A Year of Great Reads – My Reading List 2012

January 7, 2013 0 Comments
A Year of Great Reads – My Reading List 2012

Here is the list of the books I read in 2012. Most are great, but a few, not so much.  Please note that I am NOT an Amazon Affiliate – links are purely for your information.   My Top 4  Compelled: Living the Mission of God by Ed Stetzer and Philip Nation  Jesus Manifesto: Restoring the Supremacy and […]

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2012 A Blogging Year in Review

December 31, 2012 0 Comments
2012 A Blogging Year in Review

Although I did not post as often as I would have liked, it has been a great year for my blog, and I have enjoyed a year of writing.     Here are few of my top posts:  Faith When Ministry Becomes an Idol I am very passionate about my calling and living out a life […]

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Man On

September 4, 2012 0 Comments
Man On

The men’s ministry at Life Conyers has started a new saying: “Man On.” We are more than just a program or event.  We are men learning to live for God in all areas of our life. I encouraged the men to show up each Sunday knowing that it was a Men’s ministry day.  They need […]

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5 Leadership Lessons from HBO’s Band of Brothers

August 20, 2012 4 Comments
5 Leadership Lessons from HBO’s Band of Brothers

Leadership lessons are everywhere. I have been slowly working through HBO’s Band of Brothers series. (My Son Matt gave me the series for Father’s Day).   I really cannot comprehend what it is like to experience standing before an enemy who is doing everything within their power to take your life. It is under those circumstances that the […]

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Do you cut outside the lines?

June 25, 2012 1 Comment
Do you cut outside the lines?

Although it was 43 years ago, there is a certain day in Kindergarten that I can see as clear as the day it happened. It was Groundhog Day. Just before recess our teachers handed out large pieces of brown construction paper with the outline of a groundhog. The outline was made by a thick black line. […]

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Snatching Time

March 5, 2012 2 Comments
Snatching Time

“Know the value of time; snatch, seize, and enjoy every moment of it. No idleness, no delay, no procrastination…” – Earl of Chesterfield Time, where does it all go? Why can’t we get everything done? I just do not have enough time! I hear it all the time. I do not have enough time to […]

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My Reading List from 2011 – So Many Books – So Little Time

January 2, 2012 0 Comments
My Reading List from 2011 – So Many Books – So Little Time

It is hard to believe that during my early years I did not enjoy reading very much. But now it is a passion. My only regret from 2011 is that I did not allow enough time to review some of the great books that I have already read. So many books, so little time. Oh […]

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Every Step an Arrival

November 30, 2011 5 Comments
Every Step an Arrival

“Every step an arrival” – Denise Levertov Goals, goals, goals. We have to set goals! We need to set personal goals, goals for our career, goals for our health, and goals for our family………. It seems like every expert in leadership or personal growth will tell you that you need to set goals for every […]

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