Embracing Your Sacred Task: Finding Purpose and Drive in Everyday Life
Have you ever wondered what keeps certain individuals driven, even [...]
By Robert Taylor|2024-08-02T16:25:04+00:00August 3, 2024|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: accomplish, accumulated wisdom, adversity, African jungles, alive, alleviating suffering, barbaric circumstances, Canaan, care center, care for others, challenges, closer than you think, compassion, compelling story, conclusion, crazy, defining, disappointments, discipline, discovering, disobedience, divine proclamations, Dr. David Livingstone, dramatic missions, drive, driven, each day, each moment, education, Egypt, Elijah, embrace, examples, explorer, family, fiancée, fire in the belly, friendly voice, genteel, grieving, guide, Have you ever wondered, helpful, Henry Morton Stanley, hospital, immorality, imperceptible ways, John Tierney, Journey, lead Israel, leave behind, life of Christ, life’s journey., light to the Gentiles, listening ear, loneliness, measures, medical conditions, men, milk and honey, Moses, mundane hue, never gave up, nurture, oppressing natives, Parenting, Paul, positive, prejudice, profound sacredness, propels, raising, reflect, Roy Baumeister, sacred task, savages, serve the Lord, sharing, small children, teaching, ungodliness, unparalleled importance, unwavering belief, valuable, visit, Willpower, writing|Comments Off on Embracing Your Sacred Task: Finding Purpose and Drive in Everyday Life
Laughter
Do you want to live a good life? Then laugh [...]
By Robert Taylor|2024-07-31T17:25:19+00:00July 31, 2024|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: biblical wisdom, boost oxygen levels, comedy health benefits, good life tips, health and happiness, heart health, improve well-being, joyful heart, laugh therapy, laughter benefits, laughter medicine, Proverbs 17:22, reduce heart attack risk, reduce inflammation, stand-up comedy therapy|Comments Off on Laughter
Recognizing Blessings: Lessons from Shenandoah and the Journey of the Israelites
In my youth, television executives often scrambled to find content [...]
By Robert Taylor|2024-07-25T15:19:37+00:00July 27, 2024|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: 1965 film, attitude, blessings, brush arbors, Canaan, Charlie Anderson, Civil War, conscription, content, contrast, Deuteronomy, dinner table scene, diseases, doctors, grace of God, Humility, Israelites, Jimmy Stewart, Jordan River, land, law, Managua, Moses, movies, Nicaragua, nourishment, nurses, ownership, Passover, past and present, patriarchs, plight, plunder, poor children, prayer, pride, recognition, Red Sea survivors, self-congratulation, sewer water, Shenandoah, Shenandoah Valley, Sinai, smug, stench, television executives, terrorism, tin huts, youth|1 Comment





