I have spent a lot of time in other blogs over the past few months dealing with the topics of anxiety, gratitude, self-help, etc.. Reason being, these are the areas that are currently dominating the lives of so many people. Some of these topics can be all tied together with Living in the Present, and … More Living in the Present
In the hustle and bustle of daily life, it’s easy to overlook the simple, yet profound, act of gratitude. We often focus on the moments when things are going right—the good times, the wins, the blessings—but what about when life seems hard? What about when things go wrong, or we face challenges we didn’t anticipate? … More The Power of Gratitude: Embracing Both the Good and the Bad
Let’s face it—patience isn’t exactly the most glamorous virtue. In a world where you can have food delivered in 15 minutes or stream an entire season of your favorite show in one night, waiting for anything can feel like torture. But here’s the thing: patience is seriously underrated. It’s like a superpower that doesn’t come … More Patience: The Ultimate Superpower
Have you ever had someone pop into your mind for no apparent reason? Maybe you’re halfway through your morning coffee, trying to remember if you replied to that email from three weeks ago, when suddenly—BAM!—your third-grade art teacher’s face is in your head. Why? Did Mrs. Berkowitz somehow tap into the cosmic neural network to … More I Was Just Thinking About You!
Yesterday we took a look at how simple it is to grant men a great Christmas. Not everyone is blessed enough to have that however, so today, let’s take a look at men’s mental health during the holidays. The holiday season often conjures up images of joy, family gatherings, and festive cheer. But for many … More Navigating Men’s Mental Health During the Holidays
Last week I did a short series on forgiveness. This week I am focusing on what the Bible says about love. Part one will cover “The Gentle Art of Patience.” Patience, they say, is a virtue, a quality that speaks volumes about the depth of our character. But often, it feels like a distant ideal, … More The Gentle Art of Patience
Troy P Zehnder 