Lessons with Bill
How Do You Measure Wealth? Part 2
Billionaires have been in the news a lot lately. Bezos? Zuckerberg? Musk? They would do well to receive a simple reminder of…
How Do You Measure Wealth? Part 1
If we measure our wealth by the experience some opulence might afford, we might see ourselves as somewhat deprived. But what if…
The Hardest Part of Generosity
He was coughing on the plane. Constantly. Clearing his throat. And he was across the aisle from me. That’s the hardest thing…
The Cure for Half-Hearted Love
Dry, sparse, cracked ground reminded the children of Israel of their spiritual condition. They were half-hearted. They’d turned away.
A Reflection on War Crimes
In this era of ever-increasing polarization and questions over media bias, we need to pay attention to the rules for radicals playing…
When A Parent’s Hardest Task Is To ‘Not Do’
“When it comes to your children, the hardest thing is to not do.” –David Green. What does it mean to “not do?”…
What Does It Take To Be Generous?
It was late. I was tired and cold. It was Monday night in the airport, and I was trying to get home.
What I Learned From an Afternoon Driving Mom Around Town
In this past year, my 92-year-old mother has declined substantially. Yet we’ve had these wonderful moments. One of my favorite times was…
God Didn’t Answer My Prayer—I’m So Grateful
I don’t know about you, but but I find there’s a tremendous power in unanswered prayer. An experience at a critical point…
What’s My Calling? A Call to Everyday Faithfulness
We use the word “calling” to refer to our destiny in life, our “sweet spot,” “our highest and best use.” I sometimes…
Family Legacy—The Years Really Go Fast
Do you remember the high school graduation of your children? I remember the sweetness of my first daughter and her birth. I…
1,000 Stories…At the Airport
A 6am flight means a 330 wake up call, out the door at 4, drop off the rental car. A 6am flight…
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