So, you messed up. Badly. And you’ve apologized. You’ve begged and pleaded for forgiveness. You’ve ask to do any task to prove how sorry you are. And the survivor of your offense still says: “No.” What now?
We all know that hindsight is 20/20. Knowing what we know now, many of us would go back in time and do things differently if we could, or at the least attempt to prepare our former selves for what’s coming. It’s significantly easier to make better choices when we know
*On Feature Fridays new writers guest blog about faith and life. Today’s guest blogger is Zeena Garnett. Keep up with her work at “Lifeofthecollegegraduate.wordpress.com.” Show her some love in the comments!* Friday May 6, 2011, I can remember like it was yesterday. The day I had been waiting for practically
At the DC stop of Oprah’s Life You Want Weekend tour a few weeks ago, Oprah said MANY amazing, uplifting things that I recapped for you on Guideposts.org. She is a treasure and I appreciate her light so very much. But what has really stayed with me–mostly because I have never heard
On April 15, 2012, the Erin Peterson Fund held its 5th Annual Erin Peterson Gospel Celebration of Life in honor of slain student Erin Nicole Peterson. Just five years ago today, this 18-year-old freshman and DMV-area native, along with 32 others, became a victim of the deadliest school shooting in American
So I hate everything today. Though I woke up on the same side of the bed that I wake up every morning on, somehow, my day just started off badly. I awoke to discover my people aren’t all back from the war like I thought, my toe that I split