Sometimes He does, sometimes He doesn’t. What does this tell us about God and about us? Sometimes finding a parking spot in direct conjunction with a prayer is taken as a sign of His love and care for us. But, could it also be a sign of His love and care when we don’t find [...]
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Does God answer prayers for parking spots?
Posted in Holy Spirit Aha's, Life's Driving Lessons, Prayer, Relationship with God, tagged parking spot, prayer on March 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
How I’ve learned to love tailgaters
Posted in Growth & Development, Life's Driving Lessons, Overcoming, TOP TEN ALL TIME Posts, tagged blessing, driving lesson, forgiveness, tailgaters, tailgating on March 25, 2010 | 2 Comments »
I must confess I have hated tailgaters. I ‘m not talking about tailgaters as in party-before-the-football-game type people. I’m talking about people who make it a practice of driving in their vehicle too closely behind me. Yes I know that followers of Jesus are not supposed to hate anyone, not even our enemies. But I [...]
The benefits of convex mirrors & 360 reviews
Posted in Growth & Development, Holy Spirit Aha's, Life's Driving Lessons, tagged 360 review, blind spot, change, convex mirror, hope, rear view mirror, weaknesses on March 17, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Blind spots, I hate them - both on the road and in my life. It’s imperative we be aware of them and take precautions to eliminate them. It happened to me again the other day, so embarrassing. I’m cruising down the freeway at the speed limit (note: a law abiding citzen) in the right lane. I [...]
Don’t blame what you can see for what you can’t see.
Posted in Growth & Development, Life's Driving Lessons, Overcoming, tagged blame, discerment, judge, perspective on March 6, 2010 | 2 Comments »
When I am in a hurry, there is nothing worse than getting caught following a slow poke. You know the drill, you’re driving along smoothly in the fastest lane when suddenly you have to brake because a truck or van ahead is barely moving. Remember that popular book published several years ago entitled “All I [...]
