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Knowing more is not the answer It is hard for me to understand why we think we know so much when we fail so often. It’s not knowledge we need today; it’s wisdom. Today’s medical world has many more diagnoses to give than were even imagined when I was a kid. Psychologists would have us…
What we all know. Most of us know “the way I am.” I’m a firm believer in knowing oneself. We ought to understand ourselves and others. It helps to understand the way we’re wired, why we respond differently to situations and to people, and what makes us tick. This means knowing our temperament, personality, strengths…
What is a Recessive trait? A person with a recessive trait inherits it from both of his parents. For example, blue eyes are a recessive trait. For my kids to have blue eyes, both their father and mother must carry the blue-eyed recessive trait. My father had blue eyes, but my mother was brown-eyed, yet…
Assumptions In our haste to make certain others are living as they should, we often fail to understand the entire story. We make judgments based on things we “heard” instead of getting facts ourselves. We ask other people instead of asking direct questions to those who truly know. In addition, we make assumptions based on…
Mark 16:5-7 ESV: And entering the tomb, they saw a young man sitting on the right side, dressed in a white robe, and they were alarmed. And he said to them, “Do not be alarmed. You seek Jesus of Nazareth, who was crucified. He has risen; he is not here. See the place where they laid…
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