Are You Willing To Serve This Holiday Season? As we approach the holiday season most of us start to think about all of the things and all of the ways that we want to receive. I challenge you to make this season more about the Act of Service and actively serving others. Why is the […]
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Social media’s allure often leads us down a treacherous path of impulsive spending, leading to regrettable financial choices. A recent Bankrate survey revealed that 48% of social media users impulsively spent an average of $754 after seeing items online, resulting in a staggering $71 billion spent collectively by Americans in the past year with a
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In 2014, I was in a car accident that included my car flipping and catching fire. I was lucky to walk away alive, but I did need physical therapy for over a year. During that time, the only workout that did not put too much pressure on my body, which was still healing, was Pilates using the
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The “art of service or serving” is a hack for great leadership. One of my favorite books is “Leaders Eat Last” by Simon Sinek. I often share this from the lens of a leader, but today I am sharing from the heart of a pastor who has been ordained for over 10 years.The concept of
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Too often when we think of serving, we think of it as a good deed that we can check off of our list for the week, month, or year. However, serving isn’t just a “good deed,” it’s the position of your heart. It’s a space of humility and gratitude. Humility: Jesus being the greatest became
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He who loves his wife loves himself. This truth has shaped our relationship over the years. The comfort of a home-cooked meal and the relaxation of a back massage have become a few of my favorite moments, and after nearly 20 years, her desire to cater to me remains unchanged. Why? Serving me is a
A strong work ethic is something my mother instilled in me from a very young age. As a first generation American, providing for one’s family has always been the top priority. “Work hard, and if you have time to sit down, you aren’t doing enough!” While I’m grateful for the daily sacrifices and service that
Anyone ever find God’s sense of humor to actually be funny? I do for sure. Of course, I tend to only laugh during the times that my heart is truly submitted to the will of God. Otherwise, I find myself loathing with a negative attitude and a tongue loaded with bullets of complaints. I often
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