Staring at a campfire is good for meditating.
Author: Kenny (Page 135 of 167)
Regardless how tired you are, make time to hang out with your 24-year-old when he invites you out on a Friday night.
The months of effort and emotional drain of parting out your wrecked car is not worth the few hundred dollars you might clear.
The excitement of catching a fish is magnified when you’re 6.
Ice cream, sunshine, and a live performer is a great Tuesday night.
You cannot taste the kale chopped up in amazing Mexican pulled beef.
We always need more quiet time with Him and He always want to be with us.
Having help to get the dock usable is valuable, but his leadership and example are priceless.
One sweet thing about home birth is I get to see my God-daughter 2 hours after she’s born.
To never have to endure a 12-hour overnight bus ride may be her “why”.
Hang on to your rod: it sinks…fast.
People believe I can do whatever is next. I just need to figure out what that is.
We get to choose what parts of the story we tell and when chapters end.
To do great things, carry God’s authority and leave security and comfort behind.
Apparently I’m not the only one who grew up with Hot August Night.
Getting it on the table reminds him how much I care about him, and opens the door for him (and me) to move on.
Because you’re not where you want to be doesn’t mean you can’t get there.
We need to get back to some leadership basics.
I can tell a concise story in person, on the phone, or with slides.
Wear long sleeves to work in the swamp.