One of the biggest sticking points for me during the One Month to Live Challenge was how important compliments are. Compliments are the opposite of bitter criticism. They build us up, encourage us to press on, and provide road signs that direct our paths in life. Peers, Cohorts, and the Human Nature Yes, I realize…
As the end of my One Month to Live journey comes to a close, I look back on this unique experience with mixed emotions. I am partly glad to see the end, yet eager to internalize these concepts even deeper over time. Highlights of my journey include: Writing my own 5 Wishes and letters to…
As part of our One Month to Live small group study this week, we watched an absolutely amazing video. I mean amazing as in no one could rip their eyes from the screen as the video played. Kerry Shook interviewed Nick Vujicic, a man born without arms or legs. Nick’s Story This man is phenomenal….
Are you living your life without regrets, yet? This week’s assignment was to write a letter to someone you would like to express your heart to before it’s too late. Ask them to forgive you for the ways in which you might have hurt them. Extend your forgiveness to them for any pain they may…
I’m a firm believer that God orchestrates our days. He sends hummingbirds to flit past our window, gives us red lights to slow us down, and places people in our paths to accomplish His plan for us. That’s what has me nervous. You see, this week in my 30 days journey, the prevailing theme seems…
Living a no regrets life. Sounds like a wonderful plan, doesn’t it? I often find myself thinking about an event from my past and thinking, “I should have done it differently. I wonder what would have happened if I did it this way?” I think it’s the daydreamer in me, but I catch myself imagining…
What would you do differently if you found out you had 30 days left to live? Would you go home and hug your kids (instead of yelling at them to be quiet so you can work)? Would you take your wife out on a date and watch the stars till 2 A.M.? Would you make…