There are plenty of mistakes you can quietly go about fixing yourself. But when your error involves a promise or expectation given to someone…
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A blog by Justin N. Poythress, Pastor in Boise, Idaho
I don’t know a single person who needs to be convinced about the importance of politics, or the perks of power. People need Jesus.
Read MoreYou can rage yourself into exhaustion or whisper a warning, but the performance you can expect will always depend on the standards you enforce.
Read MoreAppearances are deceiving. What is concealed is eventually revealed, and your sum total will be a loss of trust.
Read MoreIt’s going to get awkward if you assume your neighbor is burying a body when he’s preparing to plant some geraniums.
Read MoreOur challenge, in a universe of digital perspectives, is not a quantity of sources, but allowing both sides their day in court.
Read MoreThe uncomfortable reality is that oftentimes when we open our mouth, people are worse off than if we had said nothing
Read MoreReal life, especially your closest relationships, are messy, rapid-fire, and reactionary.
Read MoreA wicked person doesn’t set out to be a tornado of obtuseness. On the contrary, they believe they serve as universal benefactors, dropping pearls…
Read MoreBy tethering absolute truth to the foresail of consensus, we have not thereby matured beyond the chaos of relativism. Rather, we are resigning ourselves…
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