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  • What Does It Mean to Thrive?

    What Does It Mean to Thrive?

    Good morning from Westminster, MD! What does it mean to thrive? This is a question we have been asking as a leadership team at work. As a business leader, I do not want our organization to just be a place people come to work. Certainly, work is important, and employment is a part of what Read more

  • Receiving, Not Grasping in 2025

    Receiving, Not Grasping in 2025

    Good morning from Westminster, MD! The new year is officially upon us. Welcome to 2025! As I said in my post going into 2024, Simply Being Intentional in 2024, there is nothing particularly unique about entering a New Year. This might be part of our struggle with New Year’s Resolutions. Just like any other day, Read more

  • Joining the Christmas Mission

    Joining the Christmas Mission

    Good morning from Westminster, MD! Jesus came on a mission—a Christmas mission. When Jesus came into the world as a baby a little over 2,000 years ago, he came to change everything. He entered a dark and broken world to redeem and restore it back to the kingdom of light and hope it was meant Read more

  • A Christmas Mission

    A Christmas Mission

    Good morning from Westminster, MD! The Christmas season is upon us. With two young children, this is a time of excitement and joy around my house as they anticipate the arrival of Christmas Day. There is something magical about this time of year, even as an adult. Certainly, the decorations, celebrations, music, and all that Read more

  • Finding Peace in Gratitude

    Finding Peace in Gratitude

    Good morning from Westminster, MD! How much peace are you experiencing today? How grateful are you today? While both questions revolve around how you are feeling, we do not often associate them with one another. This is a mistake. There is a definite connection between gratitude and the amount of peace you are experiencing in Read more

  • Losing to Win

    Losing to Win

    Good morning from Westminster, MD! In my last post, I talked about finding unity beyond the election (click here to read the post!). As I thought more about the concept of being unified despite our differences, political included, I was reminded of the saying, “lost the battle, but won the war.” It is a thought Read more