by Jean A Sturgill | Learning to Walk, Marriage, Family & Relationships, The Body of Christ
We wanted to reclaim a section of the backyard. Blackberry vines, wisteria, and weeds had all become overgrown. The boys cleared a line down the side of the yard. Since that was where many of the long vines had their roots, it proved to be a very effective way to...
by Jean A Sturgill | Business Challenges, Fundamentals, Learning to Walk, Marriage, Family & Relationships, The Body of Christ
Do you get super stressed when you make a simple mistake? Do you have trouble forgiving yourself? Perhaps you view yourself through the eyes of someone else? Maybe you simply expect too much of yourself. Perfection is a nice goal, but it’s not very realistic. In 2006,...
by Jean A Sturgill | Learning to Walk, Marriage, Family & Relationships, The Body of Christ
I went out to my van the other night and started home. I stopped down the road a piece to take a note off my windshield before it blew away. It was a short note of encouragement from someone who listens to my radio segment. Thank you so much to you and to others who...
by Jean A Sturgill | Fundamentals, Learning to Walk, Marriage, Family & Relationships, National Concerns
We all want the economy fixed. We all know that we are in a jam. Are our lusts going to drive us off the proverbial cliff? What do you lust after? We usually use it in reference to lusting after people, but you can lust after things also. The government provides or...
by Jean A Sturgill | Business Challenges, Marriage, Family & Relationships, The Body of Christ
While I was outside this morning I began to think of what my plans were in 2008. Was I still on course? Had my plans changed? How did I get to where I am now? Is this where I am supposed to be? The consequences – good or bad – of our past choices are where we...
by Jean A Sturgill | Fundamentals, Learning to Walk, Marriage, Family & Relationships, National Concerns, The Body of Christ
It’s not okay to take the blame for something that you did not do. It’s not okay to pass the blame for something that you did do. You are not a doormat, and neither are your family and friends. If you really love them you will accept responsibility for the things you...
