If you start Living a Life of Yes, you’ll realize what an amazing, diverse world this is. You’ll expand your mind, exercising the risk muscle that only gets stronger and wiser. You’ll be fresh, full of new perspective and insight. It has start somewhere, sometime. So why not now? Make this year a year of "yes!" Read more
The Movie Elf has established itself as a modern Christmas classic movie. It shows the innocent antics of a human baby who grows up in the elf-dominated world of the North Pole. Buddy the Elf is totally oblivious to the fact that he is five times the size of the average elf. He later finds himself in transported to New York City, the body of a full-grown man but with the child-like wonder of an Elf. He is oblivious to... Read more
When you say "yes," you're not just impacting your life. You might also inspire someone else and they'll be the one to do the great thing. Throughout history, it hasn't always been great things that have changed hearts, but usually, it's a bold action, a word spoken, a life lived. You never know... Read more
He employs the unemployable -- the men who have a conviction and are in recovery -- and gives them a chance. They separate mattresses, keeping them out of landfills and selling the material on the commodity market. Spring Back Colorado is building up lives by breaking down mattresses. A perfect union of social good, redemptive employment, and entrepreneurial pursuit. Read more
It almost seems the balance of life constantly has the fresh water pouring in, while the old stale water dribbles over the edges. And for that, I’m grateful. I wonder if this Thanksgiving I’ll finally be able to give thanks for what is no longer mine, the minutes that have ticked out of my life, so I can appreciate the remains of the day. Read more
I counted One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Seven seconds is all he had. Seven seconds to speak truth. Seven seconds to convince. Seven seconds to speak a blessing. His name is Samuel Chambers, a well-dressed man who stands on the corner of Washington and State Street. He speaks with a slightly gravelly voice, talking to thousands every day. I met him while I was passing through Chicago this last fall. On the busy sidewalk he stood, confidently speaking... Read more
Our reliance on GPS navigation has short-circuited our ability to figure out where we are and where we are supposed to be. We miss out on the mental landmarks and navigational skills that help us directionally. Getting lost on a trail -- or in life -- forces us to start to look around us, find the signs of our position and gain a new direction. Read more
This is a hard truth -- If the election goes your way, all of our troubles won't disappear. As Christians, we should place our focus on building another Kingdom -- a way out of this one with all its troubles. Read more
You don’t have to be a Christian to understand the wisdom of this. I know it goes against everything inside you -- every defensive twitch in your body, every reactive synapse in your brain, every resistance mechanism you’ve honed throughout the years. But it can – and must be done – if we have any chance to survive. Read more
“It’s a personal thing, and I find it odd You would question my believing in a personal God I’m devout, I’m sincere, ask my mother if you doubt it I’m religious, but I’d rather not get radical about it” ”I’m devout, I’m sincere, and I’m proud to say That it’s had exactly no effect on who I am today I believe, for the benefit of all mankind, In the total separation of church and mind” –– Written by Steve Taylor ©... Read more
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