It’s easy to forget that what we see on social media isn’t real—it’s everyone’s highlight reel. The story we tell ourselves about what shows up in our feed can feed our jealousy and discontentment. Watching someone else live their life will keep you from building the life God’s calling you to build. Focus on your … Continue reading Real Life vs. Reel Life
Three Things Ever Child Needs From Their Parens
Parenting takes connection, coaching, and care. Kids listen to correction when they first feel connection.But connection without guidance leaves them unprepared for life.And none of it works without the care that makes a home safe. Correction works best when connection (and care) comes first. You don't need to be a perfect parent. Look to your … Continue reading Three Things Ever Child Needs From Their Parens
When You’re Looking for God
God isn’t as far away as you think. When you turn to Him, He won’t turn you away.Don’t wait to get your life together—Jesus changes you as you walk with Him. Seek Him with all your heart.You’ll find He’s closer than you thought.
Our Rights and Doing What’s Right
Exercising our rights is not always right. What we can do is not always what is wise or right for us to do. Sometimes sacrificing our rights for a moment—or even a season—creates space for others to flourish. Instead of asking, “Is this something I can do?”ask, “Is this something that honors God?” Our rights … Continue reading Our Rights and Doing What’s Right
On Regret and Doing What’s Right
Some of our biggest regrets aren’t the things we did, but the things we didn’t. The faith we didn’t share.The people we overlooked.The opportunity we let slip by.The relationships we took for granted.The moments we stayed silent when we should have spoken up. Don’t let the fear of what might go wrong keep you from … Continue reading On Regret and Doing What’s Right
The Hardest Person You’ll Ever Work With
The hardest person you'll ever work with is yourself. It's easier to focus on what needs to change in others than what needs to change in you. Before you confront someone about what they need to change, invite God first to make the changes he wants to make in you.
Jeff McClung 