It happens to all of us. None of us can ever escape it. Age. Moment-by-moment we are getting older and that process has various effects on who we are and how we live. In this episode, Jory and Jennifer explore the different facets of aging and the impacts that it has on us throughout our […]
Things Are Getting a Little Woo-Woo (Jennifer Miller, LPC)
When I was a little kid, my mom would say the strangest thing to me when I got scared. She would tell me, “Plead the blood of Jesus.” I had no idea what that meant and, to be honest, it sounded really gross. So, even though my mother insisted that saying those words would calm […]
Pride – Both Good and Bad (Mike Van Vranken)
On September 12, 2001, Americans were already discussing ways we could replace the fallen Twin Towers with even taller and greater buildings. I must confess I too was caught up in this prideful and self-centered rhetoric hoping our country would arrogantly display our intelligence, our wealth, and our unceasing drive to be great by building […]
It’s All About the Road Trip (Jory Fisher & Jennifer Miller)
Your spiritual walk, or relationship with Christ, can be compared to many different things, but for Jennifer Miller, she uses the metaphor of a road trip to explore how to connect with Jesus. In this episode, Jory and Jennifer discuss her new book, Road Trippin’: A Parable of a Spiritual Journey, and how it can […]
Problems to Friends to Peace (Rev. Larry Davies)
Every morning, my wife and I read Jesus Calling by Sarah Young. The devotions provide a framework to help us share our daily encounters with God and discuss and pray about what God is doing in our lives. But recently as we read our devotion, we had a different reaction: “Make friends with problems in […]
New Life (Rev. Carol Pazdersky)
For Christians, the Easter season is a season of life — new life, abundant life, eternal life. In the midst of challenging and busy lives, we need this reminder that we are more than our “jobs.” No matter how much we love our families and friends, our communities, or our careers — we are so […]
15 “Shalts” to Help You Fulfill Your Calling as a Purpose-Guided Entrepreneur (Jory Fisher, PCC)
Ever written down what you need to do to fulfill your calling as a purpose-guided entrepreneur? Please tell us what would be on your “Shalt List” in the Comment Box below. I’ll get us started… To Be Successful as a Purpose-Guided Entrepreneur, Thou Shalt ~ 1. Nurture thy faith in God. Daily. “… let us […]
#gotmygirlsback (Brett Beeson)
I am a prideful human being. That’s right, you heard me. No generic “we,” no soft-shoeing qualifiers. I am a prideful individual. Check that one off the list of seven deadly sins. Now, goofy grin and goofier hair aside, this pride manifests itself daily in many ways. Vanity and insecurity of body image, self-consciousness, needing […]
Worthy Words (Jory Fisher & Kim Crabill)
Let’s put to rest the old lie that “sticks and stones may break my bones but words can never hurt me.” Real life teaches otherwise: The words we speak to ourselves and others have real power to hurt us. But the flipside is good news: Words also have tremendous power to heal, to restore hope, […]
A Positive Attitude Changes Everything (Jory H. Fisher, JD, PCC)
“The greatest discovery of my generation is that human beings can alter their lives by altering their attitudes of mind.” ~ William James (1842 – 1910) Perhaps you need an attitude adjustment? I know I’ve had to alter my attitude once or thrice as a service-providing entrepreneur. This journey of becoming (and remaining) a […]
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