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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Building Resentment Part III: Irrational Choices
Have you ever been in a situation where your anger got the best of you? Someone said something to you or did something to you and you went off on them? Have you been driving and someone cuts you off? … Continue reading
Skiing In Flagstaff
It was 50 degrees in Flagstaff on Saturday and the skiing was wonderful. That man-made snow is the best
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Building Resentment Part II: Misdirected Accusations
Resentment is a very interesting feeling. The Merriam-Webster defines resentment as a feeling of indignant displeasure or persistent ill will at something regarded as a wrong, insult, or injury. It is not one those feelings that come and go, but … Continue reading
Building Resentment Part I: The Start
Have you ever been in a relationship where it seems that resentment between you and another person seems to build over time. It is always someone you have connection with. It may be a spouse, or a sibling, or a … Continue reading
Posted in Problem Solving, Relationships in General, Spousal Relationship
Tagged Relationships, Resentment
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The Favored One Or The Rejected One
Have you ever been in a family where you were the favorite son or daughter? Where it seemed that your mother or father or maybe both doted on you more than your siblings? It could be that you have experienced … Continue reading
Dealing With Fear? You Are Not Alone
Fear. Being afraid. It’s an emotion induced by a perceived threat. That threat can be anything. When a stimulus occurs our reaction to that stimulus evokes emotions of fear that cause us to fight or to flight. Fear causes us … Continue reading
Posted in God Relationship, Personal mastery, Problem Solving
Tagged Abraham, Dealing with fear, Fear, Fear stimuli
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Through a Child’s Eye
Over the past holidays, Victoria and her family came to visit. During the time they were here, we all decided to go to the Phoenix Children’s Museum. We loaded up the SUV after the afternoon nap with snacks, plenty of … Continue reading
Posted in God Relationship, Parental Relationship, Personal mastery
Tagged Child-likeness, God's perspective
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Stalemate
Over the Christmas holidays, my oldest daughter came from Chicago (-5) to sunny Scottsdale (70) with her dog Tiffany. Tiffany is a Cavalier King Charles spaniel like Monty, our dog. They get along fairly well except when it comes to … Continue reading
A Challenge for 2014
Can you believe it’s January 6, 2014. It seems like only yesterday that Christmas was here and now it’s time for Tyler and Carter to go back to school. It was about this time 45 years ago that a pastor … Continue reading
Posted in God Relationship, Personal mastery
Tagged Bible, Challenge, Reading the BIble
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