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If we don’t take a hard look at ourselves, we will soon get a hard knock from ourselves.
We often worry about people who are competitors or even enemies. We know that such people might try to drag us down, maybe even knock us out, and so we remain cautious. But while we may sometimes be overly worried about external enemies, we’re often not worried at all—or worryingly...
To constantly worry that we may be wrong is diffidence. To never consider the possibility that we may be wrong is arrogance. To calmly evaluate whether we are wrong and move forward after discounting that possibility is confidence.
Life often requires us to make major decisions based on insufficient information. To achieve something great, we often need to take great r...
Whenever we start looking into the abyss, we need to even more urgently and regularly start looking into the mirror.
The term abyss is often used to refer to the darkness that exists within the human heart. We see it manifested in some of the darkest chapters of human history, when mass destruction or slaughter occurred, and in some of history’s darkest charac...
When we strive to grow spiritually, we may worry that our faith is insufficient. Faith is undeniably important in our spiritual journey, but it is not entirely a matter of choice. At times, we can choose to have faith or to succumb to doubts and fears, and such choices certainly matter. However, faith, like a muscle, cannot be developed overnight. If our faith is presently we...
Faith in God’s protection inspires us to accept responsibility for serving Him without becoming excessively attached to expectations about the outcomes. True faith combines a readiness to act in alignment with divine will and trust in God’s wisdom, timing, and methods. This dual aspect of faith—accepting responsibility and letting go of expectations—...