Once again this past weekend I was blessed to be a part of the Indian Hills Community in North Little Rock.  And even though I live in Colorado Springs, Colorado – I claim them as my ‘home’ church.

This group is special. Very special. And their pastor, Dick King (and no, we really aren’t related!) is one of the most outstanding people I’ve ever met. At 65 years of age he has the look of a kind fatherly figure combined with a youthful zest and enthusiasm for life and the kingdom that is nothing short of infectious. Continue reading…

This week we’ve been posting thoughts on the power of story, of reframing the narrative of our lives in ways that empower us rather than limit us. I must admit that the previous two posts were lightweight compared to what you’re about to read – mostly because I wasn’t sure how to lead in to this – I wasn’t sure if people could hear it.

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I think one of the most impactful – yet unused – tools we have for living is the power at our disposal to frame the story of our lives. And we all know how and when we have used it to our benefit or detriment. You and I both know people who can pull a dark cloud out of the brightest of days – and because they do, darkness is the reality with which they get to live. And we also know people who, in the most challenging and extreme circumstances seemingly glide through today and into tomorrow.

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