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Appearances. Blog #269.

I have spent the last 15 years attempting to instill in my children that appearances do not make you whole, happy, or bring you wealth.  It is love, service, prayer, and Jesus. Having faith that the steps that you take each day are building a solid foundation for loving and serving others. Yes, it is difficult to trust that loving and serving others will put us in a position to have everything we need.  My family has what we need and much more.  However, often what we have are not the things that are flashy on social media.  At times…

Expectations. Blog #268.

Expectations are defined as strong beliefs that something will happen in the future.  Those expectations can lead us to be hopeful but they can also create issues.  Problems arise when we get hopeful based on flawed logic or assumptions.  Most of us form expectations. Some of us do a better job than others in managing those expectations and creating a more balanced life. Social media, print media, advertisements, and our circle of influence all play an enormous role in how people today set their expectations.  We think we are making decisions based on what is real, but how much of…

No Limitations. Blog #267.

Pure love brings no limitations.  Everywhere we are God is around.  Our love for others brings out the power of God.  As we journey through life with love our purpose becomes more clear to us.  God sees our intentions and rewards love.  At a time that is unknown to us, we will be reverting to the perfect origin.  Each of us is an important part of the redemptive act.  We have a purpose.  As we find pure love our purpose becomes more clear. Are you able to love everything that you encounter?  At first, I was taken aback by the…

Relax, Listen, & Enjoy The Ride. Blog #266.

I can think of many wonderful experiences regarding riding in a car.  Over my lifetime it has often been one of the only places where I had time to myself.  Time to pray, relax, and prepare myself for whatever was next on my agenda.  For the most part, driving a car has always been a peaceful experience.  Yes, I lived in Boston, Philadelphia, and New York City, so I understand traffic and frustration, but for me, it was all part of my daily routine.  I chose to view it as a time to recharge.  This past week I saw a…