Many offensive actions are a slap in the face to the employees. Here are a few from several people over the years: Employee is told repeatedly, “I’ve got my eye on you,” in threatening tones, day after day. Verbal abuse, including swearing, demeaning, and rude comments against employee. When reported to management, nothing is done … More Do you really care about your employees?
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I haven’t blogged in months, it’s true, so hello readers! Years ago, when I left a bad job situation, it took me a while to process through all the emotions and anger, and I refer to this process as “Job Detox.” That is not to take away from the seriousness of drug and alcohol detox. … More Detoxing from….a bad job
This scripture popped up today as the “scripture of the day” on my bible app. Time is running out for sure, and eternity’s running in!
We remember the opening of the Red Sea, and the victory of the drowning of the Egyptians, but we forget the struggle that took place to get them to that point. God told Moses He was going to deliver the people from Egypt. But they didn’t walk out that day. Much struggle happened first. When … More The Red Sea Opened, but not right away
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I started out this morning reading Psalm 18. The Lord is my Rock and my Fortress and my Deliverer, my God, my Rock in Whom I shall trust; my Shield, the Horn of my Salvation, and my High Tower. –Psalm 18:3 One New Man translation. I was going to write about God as our strong … More Strong Tower by The Newsboys
where it talks about Solomon becoming king. Remember that Adonijah had proclaimed himself to be king, and gave himself a fake party, with fake officials and and a fake army. A fake inauguration. You can read about it in 1 Kings Chapter One. You can also read my blog post about it here Now, I’m … More So the book fell open to the page…
There’s lots of talk lately of a “Red Sea Moment” — when things look impossible, and they are. But GOD. Nothing is impossible for God. The following is Chapter 14 from my eBook, Arm Wrestling with Pharaoh. My usual method of Bible study is to put the scripture first, and then my comments in bold. … More Red Sea Moment
The “Beginner” is me! I finally got my hands on a copy of this timeless classic, first written somewhere between 700 and 279 B.C. Of course my copy is translated into American English. Translators of course will differ on their views. I am interested in “war” in both the physical and spiritual realms. At this … More Beginner’s Guide to The Art Of War
Presence. While they are watching. While they are yelling and throwing stones—God prepares a table for us. In 2 Samuel 16:5-14 we read about King David. Shimei yelled at him, and cursed him and called him ‘bloodthirsty’. Abishai, King David’s servant offered to go take off his head. David said no, just let him be. … More In The presence of his ememies
The Parable of the Persistent Widow 18 Then Jesus told his disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up. 2 He said: “In a certain town there was a judge who neither feared God nor cared what people thought. 3 And there was a widow in that town who kept coming to him with … More Keep knocking on the door!
We know that Noah built and ark, filled it with his family and lots of smelly animals. How much of this do we take on the “tradition” of what we are taught instead of looking at what it really says? I noticed something today that I never noticed before. 11 In the six hundredth year of … More Noah’s Ark: It wasn’t just about the rain
“He spit on the ground and made clay from the spittle and He placed this clay upon his eyes.” What?! Here’s the story from the book of John 9:6-7 when Jesus encounters a blind man: 6 After saying this, Jesus spit on the ground, made some mud with the saliva, and put it on the man’s eyes. … More How would you like spit in your eye? #miracles
It’s time for me to get back on track. I have spent the last few weeks mourning the loss of my brother. I let myself just fall apart. I ate too much. There I said it. I also spent time watching tv. I also spent time praying, reading scriptures out loud, and listening to daily … More Any “time” experts out there?
Soul Decrees by Katie Souza is my current read. The book illuminates the difference between and soul and our spirit. Our Spirit is alive by God’s spirit. Our soul, which is our mind, will and emotions, becomes wounded by trauma, sin, sickness, etc. The author does a great job of explaining these spiritual truths, and … More Are you stuck? Read Soul Decrees! #stuck
Lord we lift up President Trump and his family. We cover them with the blood of Jesus. We ask that you surround them with legions of angels to protect them. We pray for those who are in charge of “planes, trains, automobiles”, helicopters and any other vehicle that the President rides in. We pray that the … More A daily prayer for President Trump
My brother died two weeks ago If you read books about grief and processing grief, it’s broken down into five stages: Denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Pure fantasy. There is nothing methodical about grief. Yes, there is a numbness in the first days right after you hear the news of a loved one’s death. … More The five stages of grief and other fantasies
Yesterday was “one of those days.” The power went out at 1 am and didn’t come back until 9 am. I have Bailey, the faithful alarm clock, who stuck his nose in my face at 7– when I needed to wake up. No coffee. This is not good. The coffee maker is set up the … More One person…
While Jesus was carrying the cross, He fell. His flesh was weak after all the beatings. His humanity had limits. So does ours. That’s why we need God so desperately. I endured a difficult situation at work. It was a “toxic” work environment. Yelling, swearing, verbal abuse. I finally reached end of what I could … More Jesus fell
