Category: Learning from Your Mistakes

Failure Happens, Then What?

Mark Skalberg June 21, 2021
The difference between success and failure depends on how you look at it. Our culture has conditioned us to see success as a most desirable ...
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After We’ve Blown It

Mark Skalberg May 9, 2021
After we have blown it have we thought it through and accepted it? God understands and has a plan and uses it for His purposes ...
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Mistakes Were Made

Mark Skalberg July 4, 2019
I blew it; I never should have said that! Have you ever felt bad about something you’ve said or done and wish you could take ...
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Our Plans and God’s Promises

Mark Skalberg August 2, 2018
In our last blog we saw how patience and prayer can practically help us to look up with hope. Another choice is to… Allow God’s promises to ...
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The Right Kind of Busy

Mark Skalberg February 4, 2018
It’s about time. You’re never on time. I wish I had more time. I can’t be late.I need more time. I need more hours in ...
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Building Bridges of Trust

Mark Skalberg November 19, 2017
Building bridges of trust is possible Yet, our relational histories, to a large extent, can hinder us in trusting others. Whether we recall intentional or ...
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Emotional Entanglement Between Men & Women: Part 2 – The Causes

Mark Skalberg May 30, 2017
Celtic knots fascinate and mystify me. No matter how long I stare at one I’m unable to figure out where it begins or ends.  Emotional ...
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Learning from Closed Doors

Mark Skalberg May 1, 2017
The Bible is full of closed doors. The door to Eden was closed after the Fall. The door to the ark was closed in judgment. ...
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Learning from Open Doors

Mark Skalberg April 23, 2017
We all can learn from open doors. No door is so small or ordinary that they cannot be one of God’s open doors. The doors ...
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God Has An Open Door for You

Mark Skalberg April 9, 2017
If I Chose the Wrong Door I Missed Gods Will for My Life Now, I’ll just have to settle for second best. People who don’t ...
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