On the Blog—October 2020
Here are brief summaries and links to blog posts from October 2020.
- Can You Wait 5 More Minutes? (10/30)
Can you wait just 5 more minutes before you give in to that temptation? Sometimes that’s all we need. - God Personalizes Your Gifts (10/28)
God knows you by name and by need. He personalizes his gifts for you. - 7 Books I Recommend—October 2020 (10/26)
Here are 7 books I recommend from what I finished reading in October 2020. - Would You Want to Be the Next President? (10/23)
Would you want to be the next President? Not everyone is called to lead. But Jesus invites all of us to follow. - What Do You Think About God? It’s Critical (10/21)
What we think about God determines who we are and how we live. That’s why it’s important we form the right ideas. Read this excerpt from James Bryan Smith. - How to Prevent Compassion Fade During a Pandemic (10/16)
How do you not get overwhelmed by the big numbers of deaths during the pandemic? Prevent compassion fade by focusing on one person at a time. - Do You Go Wide or Go Deep with Bible Study? (10/15)
Whether you want to go wide or go deep with your Bible study, get the resources to do it. - Using the Enneagram as a Spiritual Tool (10/13)
“The Enneagram isn’t Jesus, but it can help you learn how to be more like him.” Book review of A.J. Sherrill’s, The Enneagram for Spiritual Formation. - 5 Posts on How and Who to Love (10/9)
See 5 posts on how and who to love. Plus read Heather’s post on suicide, when we lose someone we love, for our #GraceandTruthLinkup. - 5 Pictures of Things I Love—October 2020 (10/8)
Here are 5 pictures I love for my October daybook. - 5 Things on Reading and Writing—October 2020 (10/7)
Here are 5 links on reading and writing for October 2020 - 5 Memes I Love—October 2020 (10/6)
Here are 5 favorite memes from the month that made me laugh. - 5 Links I Love + 1 Second Everyday Video—October 2020 (10/5)
Links of things I love online – October 2020 - Want to Do an Amazing Thing? Enjoy God (10/2)
Want to do an amazing thing? Enjoy God. Read Beth’s story about wanting no pity as a special needs mom.