Articles Tagged 'Attitude'

For over 30 years, Heartlight has shared articles to help people live for Jesus in everyday life. While we are no longer publishing new articles, this enduring collection features relevant pieces throughout the year to encourage faith, offer biblical perspective, and speak to real-world joys and struggles.

Your Default Face

Deonna Shake uses her vast coaching and playing experience to introduce a key concept called "default face" and reminds us that how we carry ourselves says a lot about us.

What do you look like when you are not trying look any certain way?

A Prayer about Things We Cannot Change

Rubel Shelly shares an important reality about dealing with the hand we are dealt and living life recognizing that there are many things we cannot change but have to do the best we can with.

Sometimes life is not fair with us, so what are we going to do about it?

People in the Process of Mission

Greg Anderson continues the series from Interim Ministry Partners about helping a church discover its mission by focusing on the people in the process.

How do we hear from God about our mission?

What a terrible Day?

Steve Higginbotham reminds us that many of our most difficult days come from our negative and judgmental assumptions about why things happen.

What really makes our days bad, hard, and difficult to swallow?

A Prayer about Things We Cannot Change

Rubel Shelley reminds us of the importance of attitude and how that changes everything important that matters.

What do I do and who am I when I cannot change what I want most to change?

SpiritFire - Unity of the Spirit?

Phil Ware continues his series on SpiritFire and challenges us to look at the importance of the unity of the Spirit.

Why is unity such a big deal?

We Get to Play Baseball

Tom Norvell reminds us on this 2010 MLB Allstars game night about the blessings of what we get to do each day.

What do you get to do today?

Beyond Circumstances: Attitude Makes the Difference

Rubel Shelly reminds us of several things we cannot change, especially in overwhelming times, but one we can change is our attitude.

What can you really control about your day?

A Choice

Tom Norvell talks about the struggles of moving and the way people in customer service promise more than they can deliver.

Do I really have a choice in my day?

Look Up!

Mike Barres reminds us that we so easily get our focus on things down here and not on the Lord who can help us with our lives and help us solve our problems.

Do you really think you will find answers looking where you're looking now?

Choosing to Be Positive

Rubel Shelly shares with us the story of Beverly Sills and how she has kept a positive attitude through hardship and disappointment and reminds us that we can choose our state of mind.

How can you keep a good attitude at a time like this?

If Life Were as Sweet as a Krispy Kreme Doughnut

Consider the power of attitude, the idea that how we choose to view life impacts the quality of it.

If you could use a type of food to describe your life, what would it be?

The Jesus Filter

Russ reminds us that we are to have the mind of Christ, our Jesus filter, through which we process the things in our lives and the way we look at people around us.

How do you process things these days?

Serving Grace

We have to act ourselves into a better way of feeling rather than think ourselves into a better way of acting!

How do you get out of your

Learning To Be Content

We can learn to give thanks and be content if we will reframe our current situation and see how many blessings we actually have.

How are you handling the situation you currntly find yourself in?

Church Taters

Let's not be critical people -- Taters in chruch parlance.

What kind of church tater are you?

Loving God

God longs for us to love him and how could we not love, both in our church worship (singing, praying, reading Scripture) and in our life of worship (obedience).

Can you truly say

Good Enough

Mediocrity is so commonplace we've come to accept it as normal. But as Christians we're called to a higher standard of excellence.

As God-followers, we can do better than just good enough.