"Whatever job we get and whatever task we are assigned can serve as a container for grace" (Eugene Peterson in "Practical Resurrection").
We pray that the words and sentences on this blog may also serve as "containers of grace" for its readers.
What Readers are Saying
sallyhoekstra on Going Deeper With God: Finding… Joy on Checking In Joy on From Karen
Tag Archives: failure
Lenten Series – Part 6: Fear of Failure
We are in the season of Lent, a period of 40 days before Easter when Christians traditionally lament over their sins and then, in response, choose something to give up such as chocolate or Facebook or alcohol. The idea is … Continue reading
Posted in Living as Apprentices
Tagged failure, the first must be last, W. Paul Jones, Weavings
Comments Off on Lenten Series – Part 6: Fear of Failure
Failure as a Catalyst
“Most life-strategy courses focus on how to avoid failure, or at least how to recast it so it can be called success. That makes sense—who among us doesn’t prefer to move only from success to more success? But Jesus seems to … Continue reading
Posted in From My Reading...
Tagged Bloomberg Businessweek, David McCullough, Elon Musk, failure, Falcon 9, Kayla McClurg, Kitty Hawk, NC, Space X, Wright Brothers
1 Comment
Living as Apprentices 