Joseph announced to his family that God had announced to him that he was called to leadership.
His father slapped him down. His brothers sold him into slavery.
In Potiphar’s house, starting at the bottom, this rich man’s kid had tons of pain. Betrayal. Racism. Broken dreams. And learning how to work. HARD.
Those with the redemptive gift of Teacher are known for their loyalty to a leader, but Dr. Luke set the bar unbelievably high in his elegant relationship with Paul.
Neither God nor the devil took the holidays off. Here are some edifying snippets from polyvariegated journeys in the Tribe.
The newsletter about the broken arm and its ramifications has predictably netted a lot of emails. If you are not subscribed to it, but want to read it, you can find it in the Free Stuff on our website. Here are some bits and pieces from your emails that grabbed me.
Try this. Stop reading and think back to the last three times someone gave you permission to do something you wanted to do. Now which kind of permission was it?
Sally is a practitioner. She shared one of my tools with a client, who said, “Where is THAT in Scripture?” Sally wrote and asked me, and this is my answer to her.
You are a life giver. By definition that means you are surrounded to some degree by messy people who need the flavor of life you have available.
As a research center, we come up with a lot of new ideas. And many of those ideas rub people. Sometimes it is because the ideas are wrong. Sometimes I explained poorly.
In the album “An Epic Season,” I passionately made the point that the current pandemic is a judgment from God. Since its inception, the WHO, CDC and much of the medical community has been severely discredited by the plethora of double reverse summersaults over myriad policies.
There was an interesting exchange on the Sapphire Blessings Forum recently that I thought had large implications for many people, so I am sharing it here.