Have you heard the one about the narcissistic opera singer? He always starts his show with his favorite song, Me Me Me. I always get a laugh out of that one, but it does drive a good point home. Maybe it’s not about me? Have you ever heard of ‘taking yourself out of the equation’?… Read More “Beyond Me: Mastering the Art of Objective Decision-Making”
Let’s break down worldly wisdom vs divine or Godly wisdom. Worldly Wisdom: Wordly wisdom is gained through formal, informal education and experiences acquired over some time. What is the God kind of “divine” wisdom? The term “God kind of wisdom” is not universally established in theology, philosophy, or any other academic study. However, from a… Read More The way of Wisdom
For years, I struggled with what seemed like a fundamental contradiction in medicine. How could doctors who take the Hippocratic Oath—who promise to “first, do no harm”—prescribe treatments like chemotherapy and radiation? I’d seen the devastating side effects these therapies can cause: nausea, hair loss, fatigue, weakened immune systems, and sometimes even organ damage. It… Read More Understanding “First, Do No Harm”: My Journey with the Hippocratic Oath
What if the role of a father had a job posting?What would it look like or would we even be consider for the role? Job Purpose:The purpose of this job is to provide guidance, support, and love to children while ensuring their safety and well-being. The father will be responsible for instilling values, providing discipline… Read More The BIG little things.
Have you ever seen a movie where the main character is on the edge of a cliff, trying to maintain their grip to avoid falling to their death? It’s an intense moment that leaves us wondering if… We could do the same. However, in real life, it’s not as simple as the movies make it… Read More Don’t lose your grip
Do you like getting a good deal? Who doesn’t? I learned a lot when I couldn’t pay a price.… Read More How much did you pay?
As a kid, nothing made me happier than going to the beach. The beach I loved the most was Saint Augustine beach in Florida. Every summer we would go for a week of vacation. Although I was in elementary school, I still have a vivid memory of something that happened during one of our weeks… Read More What’s in your backyard?
The glaring pink stain spread across the center of their living room carpet like an accusation. “We can’t have people over tonight,” the wife said as her husband walked through the door. “We’ll have to cancel the life group.” He took in the scene: their three-year-old daughter huddled in the corner, tears streaking her face.… Read More The Pink Stain That Changed Everything
Now what? What am I going to do now? He’s an excellent tip that will keep things in a manageable perspective. A test pilot has a test for evaluating potential problems. When something goes wrong, they ask this question, ‘Is this thing still flying?’ If the answer is yes, then there’s no immediate danger, no… Read More Is this thing flying?
Is there a term that captures the essence of a miracle as aptly as when describing a mother’s love? Perhaps not, for the depth of a mother’s affection is a marvel in its own right, a profound mystery that only those who have experienced it can fully appreciate. A mother’s love epitomizes unwavering devotion and… Read More Love’s True Compass: Motherhood, Faith, and the Divine Order
Timothy Dickert 