Being pleasant and positive regardless of what you think or how you feel is much easier to preach than to practice.
Author: Kenny (Page 158 of 167)
He did rise. He is here with us. He has a plan for our life and our eternity.
Steady improvement still leaves us a long way from the goal.
Reading about it and watching it are very different things.
You’re only as happy as your least happy child.
No empathic response begins with “At least…”
Try “I don’t even know what to say, I’m just so glad you told me.”
Sitting on an aluminum bench in 35 degrees can be almost comfortable with the proper winter gear and an insulated blanket.
Vanity got the best of him, but he sure left in style.
It’s uncomfortable to walk across the middle to get there, but it puts you first in the procession and into the good seats.
Guiding them toward self-discipline is a tricky business.
It’s hard to change thinking.
Sometimes it’s better to let him decide for himself – and live with the consequences – than to just tell him what to do.
Weight is hard to lose and easy to gain; the opposite of trust.
No matter how many settings you configure, a router can’t broadcast wifi.
Everyday we become less flexible.
Like Lazarus, Jesus calls me out of my tomb into a new life.
Getting angry on a conference call is foolish.
Telling me all about your product without showing me how to use it does not lead to a sale or even a “next step”.
Friendships are built on the present, not just the past.
A pile of oatmeal as big as your head can be eaten, given enough milk, honey, and monolog from your companion.