This was the concluding anecdote from a family tribute delivered at a funeral I conducted last week: One day Dad needed to go to town and pick up stuff for the farm. Mum also needed some groceries and had some bills to pay so they thought they should go together. Mum came outside and here …
As I think about the five areas of emotional IQ described below, I can discern distinct personal weaknesses in the last two areas and some growth in the first three. I believe that it is possible to develop these qualities. (Otherwise I’d be a bit discouraged.) I think the first of these is a key …
How can a pastor (or anyone) maintain an attitude which is attuned to needs for growth and change and not simply become someone who is obsessed with what’s wrong and the shortcomings of others (and self). How can these qualities be developed among a team leadership? Good thoughts from the Leadership Freak blog. The line …
I found this utterly charming. Actor adds self-composed material to his final monologue in a performance of ‘A Midsummers’ Night Dream’. If you want a smile today, watch this.
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