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Bob Tamasy: Timing Isn’t Everything, But It’s Important Thursday, July 29, 2021 - by Bob Tamasy Bob Tamasy The adage informs us that “timing is everything.” I’m sure there’s quite a bit of truth to that, but sometimes it gets a bit confusing.   For instance, we’ve probably all experienced being in the right place at the right time. I remember applying for a job once just as the previous editor of the newspaper had resigned. My timing couldn’t have been better. It turned out to be a great job for me, a giant step along my career path.

Bob Tamasy: Three Questions That Make All The Difference Monday, July 26, 2021 - by Bob Tamasy Bob Tamasy My friend, Ken, is a colorful character. He’s a Marine (retired, but once a Marine always a Marine), a Vietnam veteran with medals to document his heroism in battle, along with scars – both physical and emotional – he will carry with him until his dying day. Following his wartime service he became highly successful in real estate. As he puts it, “I could turn manure into gold.”   His life, goals and values changed dramatically, however, when he committed his life to Jesus...

Bob Tamasy: Positive Thinking Powerful When Thinking Positively the Right Way Monday, July 19, 2021 - by Bob Tamasy Bob Tamasy Years ago, Norman Vincent Peale wrote a very popular self-help book, The Power of Positive Thinking, when self-help books weren’t yet all that popular. While it received criticism from some mental health experts, theologians and academics, his book explored 10 helpful rules for “overcoming inadequacy attitudes and learning to practice faith.”   Among these were visualizing oneself succeeding; drowning out negative thoughts with positive thoughts; not at...

Bob Tamasy: Blessings, Curses, And How To Tell the Difference Monday, July 5, 2021 - by Bob Tamasy Bob Tamasy If we could transport ourselves to the time of the ancient Israelites and observe their lives and behavior, I suspect it would seem like riding a rollercoaster: breathtaking heights of zeal, devotion and obedience to God, followed by terrifying plunges of apathy, rebellion and disobedience. Perhaps the Lord might have felt like He was plucking petals off a flower, one by one – “they love Me, they love Me not, they love Me, they love Me not….”   Recently a friend and I w...