Welcome to you new folks who are joining us former procrastinators! Glad to have you! Last week we read about Sir Constant rescuing his friend Sir Ardent from the perilous City of Good Intent. (The City of Good Intent, February 12, 2018) Did you see yourself as clearly as I saw myself? Ugh. We intend…
Once again, former procrastinators, the Lord has drawn my attention to an area and shines a light on it from several angles. I’m reading a book published by Lamplighter Ministries called Sir Knight of the Splendid Way (https://store.lamplighter.net/sir-knight-of-the-splendid-way-p309.aspx), an allegory by W. E. Cule in the style of Pilgrim’s Progress. I just finished a chapter I believe you’ll…
Even former procrastinators find some waiting hard – especially if it involves waiting to do something we’re itching to do. Yet we wait. We recognize a higher priority in the season of life we are in. Families must be fed, clothed, and loved on, children taught. Employers expect performance. Family and work are our calling…
Former procrastinators, have you put off doing something you really want to do? Is there a dream you don’t feel you can pursue so you just don’t give yourself permission to do it? You won’t go there. If a dream is a cherished aspiration (English Oxford Dictionary) then it’s important to us, a longing in…
Welcome, Homeschool Entrepreneur moms! We former procrastinators are glad to have you. Your joint missions are big! As I launch into the new theme for 2018 – “Go there!” – I wonder, what most often makes me delay taking the next step? Or the first step? It’s fear. An online dictionary says to fear is…
Happy New Year, former procrastinators! Celebrating a fresh start, and positioning myself to make the most of 2018, I’ve been reviewing lessons from 2017. I want to benefit from them in the New Year. Here are some of the most helpful to me: Take advantage of the God-given ability to change. Edit my life as…
Merry Christmas, fellow former procrastinators! Rejoice – He is come! Jesus Himself is the most wonderful gift. He comes from the heart of Holy God to do for us what we can never do for ourselves – reconcile us to Him. He gives us faith to trust Him for cleansing and our eternal destiny. He…
Go to the ant, you sluggard; consider its ways and be wise! It has no commander, no overseer or ruler, yet it stores its provisions in summer and gathers its food at harvest.
Proverbs 6:6-8
. . . you have put off the old man with his deeds, and have put on the new man who is renewed in knowledge according to the image of Him who created him.
Colossians 3:9-10