Over the years, my wife and I developed a habit of getting away the day after Thanksgiving to map out our goals for the upcoming year. For us, it’s a […]
There's something about the end of the year and the anticipation of the next that makes us optimistic of great change and blessing. And when the enthusiasm fades, there's something worth remembering to rekindle it.
Do you have something you wish you could do with your life—an idea you can't shake—but you just can't seem to get started, or know how to? Or, do you feel stuck and find yourself frustrated or dispassionate about your life? If so, I invite you to join me on October 14th and 15th at 
If you're a pastor in the Twin Cities area, you won't want to miss out on a very unique opportunity for some serious goal setting. On Thursday, May 13th, I will be conducting, for the first time, a pastors-only version of the highly-regarded - Leary Gates on What to remember when your New Year optimism fades: "Those are great observations Jean. I enjoyed..."
- Jean Hoefling on What to remember when your New Year optimism fades: "Great reminder through the verse, Leary. Love..."
- Leary Gates on What to remember when your New Year optimism fades: "I’m with you Chuck and glad for our..."
- Chuck Stecker on What to remember when your New Year optimism fades: "So pumped about 2012. So I would say..."
- Jean Hoefling on The Greatest and Most Awkward Journey: "Awkwardness: a true manifestation of humility. In..."
My Posts on DadPad- The Reverse Hit-n-Run
- Tears of a Warrior
- Connecting With Your Kids Series: #4-Connecting the WWJD Way.
- No Waiting! Aisle One.
- The Allure of Beauty
- The Subordination of Terra Firma Man
- “Yes, you can.”
- Father’s Day Fast Forward: Top 10 Ways to Know Dad Loved You
- Father’s Day Memories-a series Pt 3: Lollipop Dad
- Is Pixar’s “Up” about giving up?
