Author: Joey

There are many conversations that I am either a part of or overhear, and I cringe at the number of … Continue ReadingWhat if We Learned Instead of Debated?

In the past week, I’ve averaged about 5 to 5.5 hours of sleep each night. Significantly less than I had … Continue ReadingEnergized with Less Sleep

It’s 8:15 PM. I’ve just gotten home after dinner with a friend. I park the car, we chat for a … Continue ReadingThe Ghost Car

Full transparency, the title of this post is a quote I just heard but I can’t remember where from. Let … Continue ReadingFluent in Church but Gospel Deficient

What things, if you didn’t do them every day, would you go crazy? Or your life would be significantly worse … Continue ReadingWhat is Vital to Your Day?

One of my favorite things that I’ve heard is that the human body is one of the most fragile, yet … Continue ReadingThe Flip of a Switch

There’s a fine line between doing something that allows you to rest and doing something because you’re lazy. It can … Continue ReadingA Waste of Time vs Rest

Being competitive will get you far in life. Give you the ability to work hard on something, even if it … Continue ReadingWhen Competetive Nature Doesn’t Pay Off

Fasting originally started out as a religious activity. Fasting in order to focus on God or devote your thoughts and … Continue ReadingWhat is Food?

People (and facts) often correlate cloudy and rainy weather with depression. For whatever reason, the sun seems to bring joy … Continue ReadingRain Day

It’s a weird feeling to realize that others may think about you sometimes. Though admittedly, I think we think that … Continue ReadingThe Surprise Party Effect

It wasn’t until I was in highschool that I found out that some people didn’t have best friends growing up. … Continue ReadingWhat if Christians Were More Like Gangs?

I’ve realized over the last few years that vacation is not often a very restful time. Many wiser people than … Continue ReadingRoutine Is More Restful Than Vacation

When you have a group of ten guys standing talking to each other and several ladies start taking down tables … Continue ReadingThe Willing Hand

Lots of people like to think their wedding isn’t the traditional type. They’ll tell you they want a unique wedding, … Continue ReadingWhy The Tradition?

 I hate playing sports I’m not good at. Hate is a strong word, but it fairly well describes my feelings … Continue ReadingThe Bad Sport

It can be really difficult to know when you’re doing something that annoys other people. Even someone who has a … Continue ReadingThe Art Of Seeing Yourself In Others

There’s a simple joy of having people over to your house and feeding them. You get to serve others and … Continue ReadingThe Joy Of Connecting

If someone came up to you and told you that they believed the point of life was not to be … Continue ReadingThe Woes of Comfortability

You are reading this, wherever you are, you are doing so because there was a conflict avoided in 1962 that … Continue ReadingThe Coin Flip Of 1962

There are two types of learning methods (and probably others) out there. I’ve heard them referred to as Just in … Continue ReadingJust In Case Vs. Just In Time

There’s an excitement in Change. For some, it’s a good excitement, some it’s a bad. Some don’t know what kind … Continue ReadingPains Of Change

This post was intended to be about a politician (from another country) I heard about who said some profound things … Continue ReadingCan You Work With People Who Disagree With You?

When we want to prove a point, we often will do almost anything to do it. Sometimes the point is … Continue ReadingFalse Statistics

I was recently asked if I was always competitive or if it developed over time. Anyone who knows me well … Continue ReadingThe Competetive Advantage

While leading up to my move into an apartment complex this weekend, I’ve been amazed at the things I’ve had … Continue ReadingRenters Roadblock