Resentment can ruin your day. I’ve been looking for answers on how to categorize the enemies of my own thoughts. And looking for ways to quiet them.

As we get old, we gotta learn to stretch before we go work out or even start our day. We need a limber up and do a couple practice rounds before we take on the world. Praying for others might be that way to get warmed up to pray for yourself.

Some of us are late bloomers to our Faith. We are in recovery from the religious experience that we had as a child. How can we use the “kiss” approach to move forward in our faith. Keep it simple stupid. This was a simple format and motto that helped me when dealing with corporate America. Now I think I need it in my faith life.

We have a license to pray. We didn’t have training to use it however. Are you ready to start driving in your faith journey? Are you ready to build a prayer of your own?

A great story usually involves someone facing adversity. They go through tough times and they don’t look like they’re gonna make it and there’s a moment where they get help or they get the right coach or the team backs them up. We all love a good underdog story. Maybe it’s time for yours…

Chewbacca had it right. His ability to scream and yell to let us know if he didn’t agree with a situation. I can yell when I’m stressed but do I inhale anything positive?

I struggle with having compassion for myself. My internal rhetoric is so negative. This Psalm encourages us to speak to our neighbors in a positive way. I wonder how I would feel if I spoke to myself the same way as I speak to a neighbor.

For years, I thought the ability to connect with God was gonna be very difficult. But now there’s some days my connecting with God is easier than trying to connect with the Internet at the coffee shop. Do you find it tough to connect with God? This Psalm might help you with that.

Psalm 13 is a very short song. It calls out the most basic thing of having trust that God will show up in your life. I struggle with this idea, but I can compare it to a philosophy of marginal gains. An author named James Clear has written the book called “Atomic Habits” that’s become very popular in the past few years. He describes marginal gains as a way to take on big heavy goals. By applying a little bit of gratitude, we can see some marginal gains in our faith.

Artificial intelligence create so much content by the minute. I’ve watched this industry changing Grove over the past 20 years. How do we seek true intelligence? How do we seek spiritual intelligence?