Day 96: Family Time Is Precious Time
I smiled as Jill brought the ham and cheezy potatoes to the beautifully set table. A rare occurrence was taking place. All six of us Stevens were in the same place at the same time eating a delicious meal. We prayed. We caught up on life. We laughed. We shared stories...
Day 95: Easter Sunday
Today I celebrate the reason I’m a Hero On A Mission. The bigger story in which my story fits hinges on what happened to Jesus on the first Easter Sunday. The resurrection changed history and points to a future resurrection I look forward to with faith. It also fills...
Day 92: How Being a Hero On A Mission Is Helping My ‘Overwork’ Ethic
One of the two things I don’t want to do every day is overwork. I have it in writing in my 10-year, 5-year, and 1-year vision statements in my Hero On A Mission (HOAM) Life Plan. The reason I chose this as one of two actions I will avoid is because my tendency is to...
Day 90: My Story within THE Story
Today I’ve been able to be thinking about the purpose of life. Especially, how one’s work fits in that purpose. Some work is paid. Other work is not. But in my worldview all work is valuable. The reason is because work is a major element in the telling of one’s...
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