In a world of email and Internet, faxes and Federal Express, we have become a very busy people. Our minds are constantly being bombarded from so many directions, creating in us a sense of urgency.Busyness, for many, can actually be just as … [Continue reading] about busyness
the splinter
When talking to people about panic attacks and root issues, I find myself using a common analogy: a splinter in your finger.There are many ways we can deal with the pain of a splinter. We can numb the pain with ice. We can cover the splinter with … [Continue reading] about the splinter
learning to catch
"We also rejoice in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope. And hope does not disappoint us, because God has poured out his love into our hearts by the Holy Spirit, whom he … [Continue reading] about learning to catch
wandering through the wilderness
The wilderness. For forty years, the children of Israel wandered around in the wilderness. What could have taken 11 days, took four decades.When I think of the wilderness, I think of a dry, barren place. A place where there is no refreshing … [Continue reading] about wandering through the wilderness
financial anxiety
When you think of money or finances, is your stomach in knots? Does the upcoming tax season stress you out? Are you living paycheck to paycheck? Are you constantly fretting layoffs or "restructuring"?Finances can be a very anxious experience … [Continue reading] about financial anxiety