Tag: distract
18
Nov
How to Retreat With Purpose
by Kari Scare
32 Comments
A few weeks ago, I went on a writing retreat. At first I felt guilty for going away by myself and leaving my family to...
21
Oct
How to Have Consistent Focus Even When No One Is Watching
by Kari Scare
27 Comments
Focus Determines Reality The object of focus as well as the existence or absence of focus itself determines the reality of a person’s life. Do...
24
Jun
A Biblical View of Balance
by Kari Scare
15 Comments
Borrowing from two disciplines, wine making and fine arts, let’s define balance in a way that helps better understand what exactly we’re working toward. In...
20
May
Solving the Problem of Information Overload
by Kari Scare
31 Comments
Information Overload “I feel… thin. Sort of stretched, like butter scraped over too much bread. I need a holiday. A very long holiday.” (Bilbo in...
15
May
Addiction, Avoidance, Distraction & Technology
by Kari Scare
18 Comments
Electronic Fellowship In a hallway between the sanctuary and fellowship hall at my church sits a pew where most Sundays a half dozen teens fellowship...
13
May
How Parents Can Model Balanced Technology Use
by Kari Scare
19 Comments
Parenting & Technology My parenting has never not known technology. In fact, I’m not sure how my parents disciplined or entertained me when I was...
01
May
Struggle to Victory with Technology
by Kari Scare
25 Comments
A Love/Hate Relationship I’m addicted to technology. I waste time with it, and I’m easily distracted by it. Sometimes, I actually use it to keep...
23
Jan
Timing Matters
by Kari Scare
27 Comments
Poor Timing “Why doesn’t anyone listen to what I say?” My complaint probably sounded like a broken record to my husband. Frustration over someone failing...
05
Dec
Journey to a Joyous Christmas
by Kari Scare
8 Comments
A joyous Christmas happens when we choose to journey to meet Christ. Christmas motivates us to step outside of our everyday lives and experience the most...
22
Jun
What We All Have in Common with Serial Killers
by Kari Scare
9 Comments
If you’ve ever watched Criminal Minds, you probably understand the basics of profiling. The habits and history of the “unsub” (unidentified subject) get uncovered as...