New technologies rarely deliver on what they promise. We imagine they’ll free us up for deeper work and real rest. Instead, we often end up working harder than ever—doing more busywork that leaves us exhausted and with less time for what actually matters. Instead of waiting for the next “breakthrough” to fix our work and … Continue reading Don’t Fall Into The Technology Trap
What Most People Get Wrong About Carrying Your Cross
Jesus told us to take up our cross, but He never said to carry it alone. As Jesus was led to Calvary, a man named Simon of Cyrene carried Jesus’ cross behind Him (Luke 23:26). One of God’s greatest gifts is the people He gives us to help us keep walking.
What Courage Really Means
Courage doesn’t mean you’re not afraid. Courage means obeying God even when you are. It means trusting Him enough to take the next step when everything in you wants to turn back.
When the Worst Parts of Me Get the Best of Me
One of the things I wish was different about me is how the worst parts of me can be the loudest. When I say something sarcastic to avoid dealing with what's really wrong. When I put someone or something down to make myself feel better. When I lose my temper with my family. When I … Continue reading When the Worst Parts of Me Get the Best of Me
When You Don’t Feel Ready
Recently, I was thinking back to the day my wife and I brought each of our kids home for the first time. I always remember the feelings of excitement—bringing this new life into our family. The love that fills your heart for them, but then also the fear and pressure that comes with being a … Continue reading When You Don’t Feel Ready
Contentment vs Complacency
There’s a fine line between contentment and complacency. Contentment is giving your best—and then enjoying what you have with gratitude. Complacency is settling for less than your best and calling it “good enough.” Contentment flows from trust.Complacency often hides behind comfort—or fear. Where do you need courage to step up—and where do you need humility … Continue reading Contentment vs Complacency
Jeff McClung 