Value-Truth
Uncomfortable ideas
The ideas aren’t uncomfortable, we are.
You don’t have to like the weather to acknowledge that it’s raining.
The ideas aren’t uncomfortable, we are.
You don’t have to like the weather to acknowledge that it’s raining.
Seth's Blog
“Reminder: If someone is acting like an idiot, you can just move on and let them be wrong. You do not have a personal obligation to correct people who are committed to being stupid. Sure, sometimes you need to attempt to get on the same page, but usually you can simply reclaim your time and move on to more productive ventures.”
3-2-1: On how to handle idiots, pushing toward growth, and two types of choices in life
If moral truths do not exist as a foundation for law, then the law itself becomes merely a system of raw political power accountable to no one. —Scott Klusendorf
Weekly Update–Pub Night this Friday!
The only way to get work done by other people is if you set expectations and hold them accountable for results. It's hard work requiring focus and clarity.
6 Actions Even the Least Confrontational Managers Must Take to Hold Employees Accountable | Entrepreneur
“When it comes to standards...it’s not what you preach, it’s what you tolerate.” -Jocko Willink and Leif Babin, Extreme Ownership
Wildsparq
The willingness to figure things out as you go is often the only difference between those who achieve difficult things and those who never begin.
As Picasso observed, "To know what you are going to draw, you have to begin drawing."
As Picasso observed, "To know what you are going to draw, you have to begin drawing."
“Holiness is not to be equated with common sense or convention; it very often moves against such things. How the Spirit is leading each of us on that journey into the heart of God is perhaps the most profound mystery of our life and one that takes patience and guidance to discern.”
THE HOLY WIND of GOD | JOEL LITTLEPAGE
The Way of the Cross Is Not a Detour—it’s the Road
• Jesus didn’t say “avoid suffering and follow me”, but “take up your cross” (Luke 9:23)
• The path includes loneliness, unanswered prayer, and downward mobility—but it ends in resurrection
“The cross is not the terrible end to an otherwise God-fearing and happy life, but it meets us at the beginning ... See more
• Jesus didn’t say “avoid suffering and follow me”, but “take up your cross” (Luke 9:23)
• The path includes loneliness, unanswered prayer, and downward mobility—but it ends in resurrection
“The cross is not the terrible end to an otherwise God-fearing and happy life, but it meets us at the beginning ... See more
Should we expect to be forsaken—by God or the world or both?
Yes, perhaps by the world—and we will feel forsaken by God. But in Christ, we never actually are. The pattern of the faithful is not to avoid the pit, but to find God there—even when it seems He’s gone. That’s the paradox of Psalm 88 and the passion of Jesus: the dark is not the end. It is... See more
Yes, perhaps by the world—and we will feel forsaken by God. But in Christ, we never actually are. The pattern of the faithful is not to avoid the pit, but to find God there—even when it seems He’s gone. That’s the paradox of Psalm 88 and the passion of Jesus: the dark is not the end. It is... See more