Just in case you didn't catch it, I'm sharing a learning from "Mrs. P" not from a Mrs. Pastor. So this is one lesson that is applicable to all wives - Mrs. Pastor or not. Mrs. P's influence and impact is amazing considering that she has only one verse of Scripture to her name. Let’s read it together:
Monday, December 28, 2015
Monday, December 21, 2015
"Do it this (my) way"
Do you ever feel like that? Personally, there are times when I see how someone is doing some delegated task(s) that I want to go over and say: "Do it this (my) way."
Monday, December 14, 2015
Deep or Debate?
We must consciously and constantly assess whether our discussions are deep or a debate; Paul knew that and warned more than once - in fact twice in the same chapter:
Tit 3:9 - But avoid foolish controversies and genealogies and arguments and quarrels about the law, because these are unprofitable and useless. (NIV)
2 Timothy 2:14 - Remind them of these things and warn them in the sight of God not to engage in battles over words that aren’t helpful and only destroy those who hear them.
2 Timothy 2: 16 - Stay away from foolish, useless talk,
because that will lead people further away from God. (NCV)
Stay away from people who talk about useless things that are not from God.
That kind of talk will lead a person more and more against God. (ERV)
Here's a recent example: A few months ago, someone (at work) read this and my other blogs and wanted to have a discussion with me. In fact, the person not only wanted to share their thoughts but actually plant seeds (more like weeds) on topics for me to write on. As our conversation progressed, rather than deepen, it digressed...the person started talking about what they don't believe in etc. At the risk of starting a debate about, I stopped responding.
Later, I prayed for the person because that's a better use of my time than debating.
Later, I prayed for the person because that's a better use of my time than debating.
Monday, December 7, 2015
"Catch..."
(oops it dropped)
Has that ever happened to you? I'm sure you're wondering what the question is about.
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