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What Are You Avoiding? |
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A Life That Matters Blog -
Show and Tell
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Written by Phillip Taylor
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Monday, 28 September 2009 00:00 |
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 My wife will tell you that one of the things I dislike the most is taking care of dirty dishes. They stink. They have everybody's leftover lasagna on them, and they take up space in the sink. In fact, this actually described how our sink looked yesterday. Each time the sink is full of dirty dishes, my family makes a choice - we either ignore them for the time being or we clean them.
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Show and Tell |
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A Life That Matters Blog -
Show and Tell
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Written by Phillip Taylor
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Friday, 25 September 2009 00:00 |
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 Do you remember the days of Show and Tell in elementary school? This is when someone from your class would bring something from home that they valued and they would show it to the class and tell everyone all about it. I ask adult audiences on occasion if they remember what they took to Show and Tell when they were young, and I've gotten some very interesting answers. But did you know that Show and Tell is not only a looked-forward-to day in the life of a child, but it is also the game plan for being an effective witness for Jesus?
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Reflections |
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A Life That Matters Blog -
The Goodness of God
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Written by Phillip Taylor
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Wednesday, 23 September 2009 00:00 |
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 Okay, so I recently celebrated another birthday, though I vowed after my last one that I would stop having them. I wanted to just keep living life as normal and avoid the numbers game. But thanks to my friends, it didn't work.
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God's Remodeling Business |
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A Life That Matters Blog -
The Goodness of God
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Written by Phillip Taylor
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Monday, 21 September 2009 00:00 |
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 Recently I had the privilege of helping a friend of mine cross the line of faith and begin his relationship with Jesus. It was truly a remarkable experience. I had lunch with him today, and I explained the Christian life to him this way: Suppose a person decides to buy an old rundown house, a place that truly needs restoring from the inside out in every way imaginable. And they decide to fix it up. (Unknown to me, my friend actually did this several months ago, so the illustration really hit home.) Certainly the remodeling won't be an overnight success, and at best, it could take months or even years to make it the way it needs to be.
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You Want Me to do What? |
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A Life That Matters Blog -
Perspective is Everything
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Written by Phillip Taylor
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Friday, 18 September 2009 00:00 |
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 When it comes to telling other people how my life has been changed by Jesus, I often feel about like I do when it comes to fixing my car. I know how important it is that the car gets fixed, and I know how much joy it is to have my car back and running good after I have been without it. But to be honest, anything that requires working under the hood is pretty much out of my league.
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