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Showing posts with label change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label change. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
change
"The only thing that will never change, is that there will always be change." This is a motto C3 will always live by. It's amazing how in our 2 short years of existence, how much change we have seen. Even now, we are constantly moving people and creating positions and structure. It never stops and it can never stop if we are to continue to move forward. With change comes uncertainty and that is something you have to learn to live with. You have to be sure of your direction although many times unsure of the outcome. It's part of life and leadership that you have to learn to deal with.
Thursday, January 1, 2009
change
What kind of year will 2009 be? When you boil it all down.....it is really our choice. I can choose to live a life that is based totally on reaction. Which basically says, what happens to me and inside of me is determined by outside factors. In this case, I am at the mercy of things I can't control. Or, I can choose to live my life intentionally. I can do this by setting goals and steps to reach them. Also, by deciding how I will react when things don't go my way. What are things that need to change inside of me, in order for God to grow me to the next level? Basically, what needs to change? How will I change it? When will I change it?
What will you change in 2009? Or will you be in the exact same place next year at this time?
Monday, October 6, 2008
change
Today, I bought a 2001 Dodge Stratus! I'm excited to now have a car with A/C and without the horrible gas smell and smashed back end. I am though, struggling with letting my old car go. Her name is Bonnie the Bonneville, and we have traveled over 150,000 miles together. I've had some great times with Jesus in that car, and toured the state of Ohio through many small towns. It's almost like losing the family pet..ha. Why is change so hard? I think we are creatures of habit and routine. For the most part, we are drawn to security and comfort. If we are to live life to the fullest, we have to fight against this urge to remain in our comfort zone. Whether we like it or not, things change. This life of faith that Christ calls us to, is on the edge and far away from normal. To get the fruit, you have to go out on a limb.
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