Sometimes, it’s the small things that hurt. My salubsob story and how it reminded me of how God uses others to help us grow in character.
Paul was Like a Nursing Mom
A few days ago I had the privilege of teaching a couple of topics in one of our classes in church. Since it was my first time to teach in that class, I made it a point to come early and listen to the sessions before mine. One of the earlier sessions was on servant…
Leadership Thoughts (Mom Mode)
If we need to hold their hands so they can stand, we will, and we must, until the time comes when they can do so on their own. To stand. To walk. To run.
Be Careful With Experience
With experience comes the need to be careful of three things: boxing God, allowingΒ a past-driven present, and giving experiential counsel.
Experience is Not Always the Best Teacher
“Experience is the best teacher,” people say. I beg to differ. A lot of people have gone before me in this race called life.Β Yup, “papunta pa lang ako, pabalik na sila.”
Unwrapping The Gift Of Feedback
I’ve recently wrote on why sharing problems about a person with a friend is selfish, and now I want to digest this old adage: feedback is a gift. Like gifts, there are three important factors beyond what’s given: the giver, the timing, and the reason.