FOL

The marketplace cowboy

Restless curiosity. Whatever happened to that? When did we stop thinking up new questions and daring to chase down their answers? Perhaps we should be a revisit the spirit of the cowboy we used to celebrate when we were kids.
Category:  FOL
Tags:  Curiosity, Boldness, Tamasy

You need more curiosity

The world is a risky place, but we don’t have to go through every open door and climb to the highest point of everything. We don’t have to pounce on everything that moves. We have minds and souls, not just animal instincts. While curiosity can be a threat to the life of a cat, for Christians it ought to be a life-enhancer.
Category:  FOL
Tags:  Curiosity Piper

The faith to persevere

Perseverance means more than endurance— more than simply holding on until the end. A man's life is in the hands of God like a bow and arrow in the hands of an archer. God is aiming at something the man cannot see. The strength to persevere, then, comes down to trust.
Category:  FOL
Tags:  Perseverance, Faith, Chambers

What you willingly endure

What matters most to God is not what you achieve, but what you willingly endure. Just as we will all achieve different successes in life, we will all be handed different degrees of trials in life. What we each need to do is to submit our will, even when it means walking through a dark period in life.
Category:  FOL
Tags:  Perseverance, Endurance, Lewis

You're testing me

When things seem to be going all wrong, where's God? Is He testing you, giving you what you deserve, making an example out of you ... or what?
Category:  FOL
Tags:  Trial, Perseverance, Faith, Campbell

Ordering your private world

Time. There's just not enough of it. Work, family, church, hobbies, causes, ... and the unplanned events. Some days are exhausting and even a little chaotic. Here's a simple formula for bringing clarity and simplicity to the demands on our time.
Category:  FOL
Tags:  Time, Margin, Roth, Workmatters

The beauty of order

We sometimes thing of order and structure as the opposites of freedom and creativity. But imagine an art studio with brushes and paints strewn everywhere. Where you couldn't find the tool you needed because nothing had its place. Could it be that order is actually an essential ingredient of creativity?
Category:  FOL
Tags:  Orderliness, Character, Corder