No matter what your profession is, your words feed people’s souls. All of us have the opportunity to spoon spiritual nutrition into people’s lives.
Devotional
Folly Has a Strategic Plan to Get You
We will always see the glitter of tinfoil before discovering that it’s not gold.
Where to Find Wisdom
True wisdom is not hidden in some coded cipher on the back pages of a musty book. She’s clear, visible, and prominent. She wants to be found. She plans her locations like Walgreens.
The Sanction of Sin
The power comes in her offhanded delivery. At their initial encounter, the subtext is uneasy, electric with forbidenness. But then she casually disarms the security system—nothing to fear on the spiritual front
You’ve Overcommitted–Now What?
There are plenty of mistakes you can quietly go about fixing yourself. But when your error involves a promise or expectation given to someone else, it’s no longer a private matter.
Keep Your Eyes on the Road
An hour later, lost and mudstained, you wonder how you got there in the first place. You don’t remember ever making a decision…it just happened.
Might Will Not Make Right
The violent man is like a dragon sleeping on his horde of treasure—never able to use it, and never happy about it.
Good People Get Good Things
Most of the time, living with integrity turns out pretty well. Usually, illegal arms dealers do not live long, blissful lives, surrounded by beloved friends and family.
Wisdom Will Laugh at Your Expense
We do not naturally possess wisdom. Left to your own devices, you are not in good hands. There is something inside us that is actually disinclined to wisdom.
You Know Less Than You Think
The beginning of wisdom is to know that you don’t know.
Speak softly and carry a big stick
You can rage yourself into exhaustion or whisper a warning, but the performance you can expect will always depend on the standards you enforce.
Confess and Prosper
Appearances are deceiving. What is concealed is eventually revealed, and your sum total will be a loss of trust.