There is a difference between success and faithfulness. Jonah had all the “success” but none of the faithfulness; Jeremiah had none of the “success” but all of the faithfulness. Faithfulness (for the prophets) is about living in congruence with the character of God.

When we’re content with our wealth we live in excess each day. When we’re content with ourselves we live in freedom. When we’re content with others we’re free to love in excess.

It was really great to chat w Skye Jethani on The Holy Post. He does such a great job of asking challenging and thought-provoking questions! I tried to do my best in response! Interview starts around the 54-min mark! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

God will not conquer evil by crushing it underfoot—any god of man’s idea could do that—but by conquest of heart over heart, of life over life, of life over death, of love over all.

You say: "Without me, this organization would fall apart." I think of Charles De Gaulle: "Graveyards are filled with indispensable men."

Forty hour workweeks are a relic of the Industrial Age. Knowledge workers function like athletes - train and sprint, then rest and reassess.

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