Exhaustion

By Jason

In Leadership

2 Min Read

photo credit: RaGardner4 Look at the time stamp of this post. It’s actually early for me. There is about a month of life happening in this week. Tons of adversity. A few critical decisions. Uncharted waters. A crying 12-year old daughter that misses her daddy. People with expectations. Mostly unmet 🙂 As I was finishing up some work tonight and bracing myself for tomorrow, I’m so at...

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When You’re Too Popular

By Jason

In News

4 Min Read

This symptom (an isolated heart) by default is not open to change, challenge, accountability, or, dare I say, truth. It can't hear anything. If we lived Biblically, we'd live with our hearts out in the open as James calls us to do.

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Staying Anchored

By Jason

In Leadership

4 Min Read

It’s late.  Again.  I’m still in the office working on a budget proposal, an itinerary for a conference call, and working out some more damage control as I find myself in the middle of transition, turmoil, and uncertainty.  Let me say that this is not a very fun place to be. In starting this new job, I knew it would be more than I bargained for.  More than I was trained for. ...

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Comfy In My Skin

By Jason

In Uncategorized

1 Min Read

Saw this quote today on a tech blog.  Thought it was profound enough to post here.  I like how it speaks to the benefits of freeing ourselves from ourselves.  We’re imperfect.  But our Abba is infatuated with this. Finding the bravery to shun faux reassurance is a critical step in producing important change. Once you free yourself from the need for perfect acceptance, it’s a lot...

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