Tag: manage
03
Apr
Refocusing on Christ
by Kari Scare
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Should & Could But Don’t There’s so much information available telling us what we should be doing and how we could be improving our lives....
20
Feb
Social Connection… Not Easy But Best
by Kari Scare
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Because introversion is a dominant part of my personality, I used to believe I did not need much social interaction. In fact, I once bragged...
20
Sep
5 Habits for Getting and Staying in Shape
by Kari Scare
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The New Testament uses a variety of athletic metaphors to describe the life of a Christian. These references were certainly understood by those to whom...
12
Jul
Struggling With Patience
by Kari Scare
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Years ago, I thought I had a patience problem. I needed more of it. So, I worked to be more patient. Unfortunately, trying to be...
24
May
Finding Balance in a Busy World, Part II
by Kari Scare
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In Finding Balance in a Busy World, Part I, we discussed how “busy” is the new “fine” and how stepping toward balance and away from...
17
May
Finding Balance in a Busy World, Part I
by Kari Scare
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“Busy” is the New “Fine” Many people seem to equate being busy with being important. Somehow, being busy by living in a state of perpetual...
08
Sep
What is your fear doing?
by Kari Scare
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What does fear look like in your life? I’m afraid of being buried alive or being tortured, but luckily the chances of that happening are...
17
Feb
5 Keys to Lasting Change
by Kari Scare
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Change Management Change happens in everyone’s life. Sometimes our first reaction to change is fear. Sometimes our first reaction is to buckle down and resist....
07
Oct
Struggling for Unity
by Kari Scare
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Achieving and sustaining real, productive unity seems more and more like grabbing a handful of water these days. Sure, we see glimpses of people uniting...
03
Jun
Overcoming Overload with Balance
by Kari Scare
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Last month’s focus on technology was interesting because I didn’t realize the impact of technology in the details of my life. I didn’t realize how...