Category: Commitment
15
Dec
Lessons Learned from the Story of the Ten Minas
by Kari Scare
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Before reading this post, please read the Parable of the Ten Minas in Luke 19:11-27. I understand that Jesus told this story “to correct the...
07
Apr
Relentless
by Kari Scare
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A Relentless God A dog with a bone. A young child asking “Why?” A politician talking trash about his rivals. We see examples of relentlessness...
28
Aug
Slow But Don’t Stop
by Kari Scare
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“It doesn’t matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.” (Confucius) Running has never been easy for me. Never been fast....
13
Aug
Setting the Example
by Kari Scare
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Examples other people set these days discourage me. In all transparency, the example I set myself often discourages me too. Standards of character and quality...
23
Apr
The Fellowship of the Church
by Kari Scare
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What is Fellowship? All too often, it seems like “fellowship” means the same in practice as “visiting.” “Fellowship” is simply used as justification to visit...
09
Apr
Benefits of Membership
by Kari Scare
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Cloud Membership One of my current goals is to become more literate with technology. I’m actually pretty literate already for a middle-aged, almost empty-nester (at...
02
Apr
Cultivating Perseverance
by Kari Scare
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Recently, I’ve felt worn out both physically and mentally. I’ve also felt like I’m spinning my wheels spiritually. I believe in progress over perfection, but...
12
Feb
Bookends of Readiness
by Kari Scare
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Bookends keep books upright. They help keep them organized and in good condition too. Bookends of readiness for sharing the Gospel function much in the...
27
Nov
Be Determined
by Kari Scare
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Biblical Examples Determination can be good or bad depending on your focus. It also lasts or fades depending on the approach we take to maintaining...
14
Aug
A Godly Teacher
by Kari Scare
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A Godly Teaching Philosophy Recently, I had to write my teaching philosophy for a class I was taking. It’s actually something all teachers are supposed...