Do you suffer from road rage? Honestly, I’m pretty mild-mannered. I don’t anger that easily. I have, however, experienced more road rage that you would expect. Let me clear this up… it’s not me who’s angry. It’s other people who are mad at me. In all humility, I’m not exactly the best driver. I’m never going to win any “driver of the year” awards. Also, I wouldn’t be a good hire if you were hiring delivery drivers. Honestly, I’ve worked on it. I’ve put my phone down. I’m luck

Have you ever been there… stuck on the toilet, no toilet paper in the dispenser, and all that leaving you in desperate need of a miracle from God to provide for your apparent needs? We’ve all been there. Where do our hearts go IMMEDIATELY? We start to blame the person that left that cardboard roll with no life-giving tissue remaining. We blame our spouse. We blame our kids. We blame our coworkers. I think this is a moment we encounter in more ways than we realize. We see a pr

Have you ever noticed that asking the wrong question gets you the wrong answer? This happens to us all the time. It might be something simple like mistakenly asking for fresh fruit at the grocery store when a smoothie recipe calls for frozen fruit. It might be something more serious like asking a doctor for a pill to fix a problem that only discipline can solve. We do this all the time. While there truly are very few “stupid questions”, there are questions we ask that take us

Have you ever noticed that if you ask the wrong question, you get the wrong answer? Your friend asks you to stop by and pick up some frozen strawberries. You stop by a clerk on your way into the grocery store and ask, “Pardon me. Do you know where the strawberries are?” The clerk points you to produce where you find the boxes of strawberries. You buy them and head on your way. When you finally arrive at your friend’s home, you find out that you have the wrong item. You have