Tweet Lately I’ve been going through a season of helping people discern change. It’s been change of churches, change in jobs, and change in ministry assignment. It could be because…
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Tweet This is a guest post by Bill Blankschaen. Bill is a writer, thinker, speaker and non-profit leader passionate about connecting real life with real faith. You can follow him…
Tweet It seems to me that change is changing. Change is constant. Always has been. But, in my opinion, it appears change is unique these days. It’s changing. Here are…
Tweet Sometimes you have to draw a line in the sand… Or on the wall…or in your mind. I’ve worked with many people who can’t seem to move forward, because…
Tweet This week I start a new journey. You can read about it HERE. I’m in a good place in life for this change. I’m old enough to have learned…
Tweet When a new leader enters the picture, the opening days are critical to the leader’s success. First impressions matter. In the numerous times I’ve been the “new guy”, I’ve…
Tweet I was talking with a pastor recently who had a hard decision to make. After much prayer and wise counsel, he was certain this decision would positively impact the…
Tweet I once asked one of my mentor pastors, (make sure you have one of those) who is in his 90’s now, how he was able to implement major changes…
A danger exists even in completing the things you have to do as a routine…
- Routine assignments at work…
- Routine in relationships…
- Routine in physical activities…
- Routine in daily quiet times…
- Routine in weekly calendaring…
I call it the danger of the mundane…
The things we always do, as good as those things may be, can become so routine that they begin to be seen as more of a drag than a pleasure.
Some of the dangers of the mundane include: