Category: Practices
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Spiritual Ketosis

In my journey toward rest and life balance I have made both internal and external changes along the way. Physically I made a permanent lifestyle change to adopt healthy eating habits. I did a ton of research and the first decision I made was that my purpose for healthy eating was not to lose weight…
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Be present

Of all the lessons I’ve learned over the past four years in my journey toward rest and life balance, “being present” and “living in the present” have been the most difficult and challenging. Weather it’s remaining engaged and present during a meeting with leadership or staff members at work, a conversation with my wife, one…
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Cancel Culture Vs Christ Culture

Imagine if Jesus participated in today’s “cancel culture”? One sin and your canceled. Colossians 2:14 says, having canceled the certificate of debt consisting of decrees against us, which was hostile to us; and He has taken it out of the way, having nailed it to the cross. Do you cancel and write people off? For…
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Self-Care

Mention the word self-care at church and you are often met with blanks stares or strong words of protest that scripture doesn’t support self-care. Yes, self-care can be taken to extremes and go off the rails. But please don’t get on your theological high horse and tell me there is not a place for it…
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Turning Critics into Coaches

A bad review of a restaurant or a negative review of a movie by a film critic can impact whether we eat at that restaurant or watch that film. Bad reviews online or giving a service provider less than a four- or five-star rating can adversely impact that business. Let’s admit it, being on the…
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AI ChatGPT … aye yai yai!

There is no question that AI and ChatGPT is one of the most powerful and disruptive technologies to come on the scene. AI is already having and will continue to have a powerful impact on our world for many years to come. AI is being met with much anticipation, but also with anxiety and a…
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Nomophobia…That’s how bad it’s gotten!

2 hours and 54 minutes. That’s the average time Americans spend on their phones each day. In 2022 we will spend nearly a month and a half, that’s 44 days on our phones! 47% of users admit they are addicted to their phones. I’m a sucker for gadgets and when mobile phones came on to…
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Edit and Eliminate

Whenever, I write a blog post there are always more words than what makes it into the final version. I must be relentless to edit and eliminate much of what I write to stay within my desired word count, but more importantly to focus on and fine tune what I want to communicate. When filming…
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How to have more screen time

Ok for anyone who knows me or has read any previous blogs you know the title of this post is a “hook.” One of the more significant changes I’ve made in my journey toward greater life balance is reduce my screen time and social media usage. I dropped all the major platforms and didn’t just suspend but…
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Dead Air

“Dead air” is an unintended period of silence that interrupts a broadcast during which no audio program material is transmitted. To a program director or radio station manager, dead air is anathema, and something to be avoided at all costs. While dead air is something that is undesirable for a radio station, I think it…
