Cairo: Jesus in Egypt & God's Unusual Leaning
God seldom gives us all we need to understand, but He always gives us what we need in order to obey. The story of Jesus in Egypt as a boy offers a...
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Oct 9, 2016 10:00:36 PM
The Texas Driver’s Handbook has a tip that can help you today. A diagram shows when you sit in a parked car, you have a 180-degree field of vision. Great perspective. But then you start moving.
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Once you get going, your perspective immediately changes:
Simply said, the faster you go the less perspective you have. The same holds true for your day today. If you never sit still, you never see the big picture—only the immediate right in front of you.
Here are 3 truths to give you the perspective you need for your journey.
As you hustle through life in the fast lane, it’s easy to forget the road actually takes you somewhere. Perspective gets lost in the blur. These 3 truths can help.
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How’s your field of vision? Take 60 seconds right now and put your heart in neutral—and ponder these 3 truths.
As you sit still, you will gain the benefit of a full perspective.
Tell me what you think: What have you found that helps you to slow down and gain an eternal perspective? To leave a comment, just click here.
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