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Daily Archives: March 4, 2009
Winning is just too much pressure
Well the great news is that I won the journal I wrote about here. Woohoo! Thanks again Chrysti. She’s a terrific artist and you can see her work all over the place. She’s at her blog and at Twitter too. I guess now that means I am going to become a journaler. Now I am obligated to pour my heart out on paper every day. Well, not really. I just get to tear one up, … read on, my friend…
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The other side of the encouragement coin
In my post on the encouragement addiction I tried to make the case that sometimes we can be a little too quick to let others be our Holy Spirit, seeking validation and affirmation from others when we should be looking to the Lord. I stand by my argument but I want to add something. There is a place, not for empty platitudes, but for true encouragement. It is right and scriptural and compassionate. Who, while … read on, my friend…















































