The Unlikely Leader
Posted by
on September 28, 2010
by Anita Schamber Recently I facilitated a Board retreat for a Women of Vision Chapter in Charlotte, North Carolina. (These women partner in local community projects, as well as global projects, sponsored by World Vision.) Although I was immersed in a crowd of amazing women leaders, my devotional focused on an “unlikely” leader, the Samaritan [...]
Your Highest Calling
Posted by
on September 23, 2010
By Sharon Swing, Co-Author, Listen to my Life Maybe I’m getting a bit too sensitive. Maybe not. I’d like to know what you think. While listening to a radio program, a caller identified himself as a pastor. Before answering the man’s question, the host encouraged this man by saying that the role of a pastor [...]
What Defines You?
Posted by
on August 12, 2010
by Joan Kelley, onelifemaps Facilitator Have you considered what defines you or who you let define you? I was doing some reading today and thinking about what defines a person and perhaps what doesn’t. I know for a fact cancer does not define my son, Will, or our family even though that’s probably one of [...]
Mosette Syndrome
Posted by on August 12, 2010
by Anita Schamber, onelifemaps Facilitator If you are like me, “self-doubt” has crept in on little cat feet into one or more of your decisions during your life so far. On those occasions when God or His appointees presented you with an opportunity to serve, you may have questioned, “Who me? You want me to [...]
Letting Go and Holding On
Posted by on August 12, 2010
By Joan Kelley, oneLifemaps Facilitator Do you know what’s drawing you toward God and pulling you away from God these days? I’ve been writing an almost daily blog for the last seven months. One huge blessing out of that is the time spent reviewing my day. In the midst of thinking about the highs and [...]
Living Forward
Posted by on August 12, 2010
By Joan Kelley, oneLifemaps Facilitator Where do you tend to get stuck – the past, present or future? It’s hard for me to believe that in a couple months my son, Will, is going to turn 17. Seven months ago he was diagnosed with leukemia. So I have to admit we were ready for 2009 [...]