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Aug 3, 2011
The Bouquet
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I brought the bouquet home, amazed at how beautiful the pink lilies looked next to the tulips and the white baby bells. Even the carnations looked elegant nestled among the greenery and the... Read More + |
May 12, 2011
Throw Out the Marketing Campaign and Start a Real Conversation
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Last month, I attended a talk on social media by Jay Baer, co-author of The Now Revolution: 7 Shifts to Make Your Business Faster, Smarter and More Social. He was the perfect speaker for the... Read More + |
Apr 8, 2011
Spelunking: A Lenten Reflection
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For the first 200 feet or so past the entrance, daylight tumbles down into the corridor of boulders and forest debris. It makes the wet surfaces glisten. It’s dark enough to switch on our... Read More + |
Dec 17, 2010
PhotoPlay: Trust and Trying Something New
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My car hardly fit down the rickety country lane. I edged it through, stopping outside the window of the old thatch cottage. Two sunken, distrusting eyes gaped at me from the other side of the... Read More + |
Oct 29, 2010
Network Post: Love at Work Always Trusts?
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In this post from a blog in our network, Graham Seel, wonders what does it look like to trust people when we are doing business. Should we all start working without worrying about legal... Read More + |
Sep 7, 2010
Why Being Vulnerable is Good For Business
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Being vulnerable often makes people want to be vulnerable with you too. It builds credibility, and then trust. What better way to build a business relationship? Read More + |
Aug 30, 2010
Who Can You Trust: Book Review
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God is jerking me around. I felt his frustration. My husband had stepped out in faith numerous times…only to face one frustration after another in his ministry. It’s the same old story: Church... Read More + |
Apr 15, 2009
Shout to the Darkness
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The story is told by Thomas Lane Butts about a television circus show that highlighted a Bengal tiger act. Like the rest of the show, it was done "live" before a large audience. One evening, the... Read More + |
Jan 1, 2008
No Fear of Flying
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As the head of a small Episcopal grade school, I often give the chapel talk. To grab the attention of 40 squirming preschoolers—no easy task—I search for simple stories and parables. One... Read More + |
Nov 11, 2007
Your Name Has Value
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Armstrong Williams was feeling blue. His father had sent him to town for wire and fencing for their farm. But on this trip, he would also have to ask for credit. He'd seen other boys ask for... Read More + |
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Daily Reflection From Laity Lodge
Add to the Beauty
During the past several days, I have been reflecting on various implications of a passage in Ezekiel 41 in which God reveals his plans for beautiful decorations of the temple in Jerusalem. I began... Read More +
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