The Cost of Becoming
Growth is uncomfortable. There’s really no prettier way to say it.
Some Fridays ago, I did something I’d wanted to do for a while but never seemed to have time for. At close of school, instead of staying in my office working through the never-ending pile of emails and documents, I went downstairs. To the pickup point. Where parents come to collect their children at the …
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I have a confession to make. I was reading through Numbers 7 this morning as part of my chronological Bible study, and somewhere around verse 24, I started skipping. Not intentionally at first. My eyes just glazed over. The words blurred together. One silver platter, one silver bowl, one young bull, one ram, one male …
On a particular Sunday afternoon, as students were resuming from the holiday break, I received a phone call from our hostel matron. She had a question. A decision to make. Some parents had arrived at the hostel with their children, ready to check in. They had all the required documents, all the items on the …
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