Fear of bad news versus actual bad news
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You have no doubt heard Mark Twain’s oft repeated quote: “I am an old man and have known a great many troubles, but most of them never happened.” There is profound truth inside Mr. Twain’s witty remark, and when you and I reach our own old age, we will undoubtedly…
Have you ever had an overly efficient server at a restaurant try to take away your plate before you were finished eating? Have you ever gotten into such a great conversation that you neglected to eat, and then had to tell your server, “Sorry, I’m not done yet”? It is…
In a recent sermon at Grace, I read a blog from Katie Donovan called, “Addiction–where were the parents?” I received a number of requests for copies of the blog so I thought I would share the link here. Katie’s words can certainly encourage everyone, but they are especially poignant for…
