Tag Archive for: Brian Harris

Change Comes Through Little Victories

By: Brian Harris

We sometimes think everything would change if we managed to get a major breakthrough in some troubling area of our life. Read more

A Christian Response to Suicide: Learning from the Past

By: Brian Harris

I’m taking today’s blog in a somewhat different direction, and a bit of a warning is appropriate. Read more

Burnout or Bore Out: Reflections for the New Year

By: Brian Harris

There’s no doubt about it, burnout is a real problem, and large numbers of people have pulled back from aspirational careers, putting new boundaries in place, and taking clear and tangible steps to make sure they never land up in the same place of over stretch and exhaustion again. Read more

The Art of Conversation: Are You an Illuminator or a Diminisher?

By: Brian Harris

I recently watched a YouTube talk in which David Brooks discusses his new book How to Know a Person – which explores listening to and seeing others well. Read more

Questions for the New Year: Two Prompts from Genesis 16

By: Brian Harris

As the end of year approaches, let’s take a look at Genesis 16.  

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What Questions Did Jesus Ask?

By: Brian Harris

Don’t know if you were ever caught up in the WWJD quest – that’s the initials for the phrase, “What would Jesus do?” Read more

Walking With Jesus at Christmas Time

By: Brian Harris

Just because it’s Christmas a whole lot of things are going to happen. Read more

Christmas Devotion – God is With Us

By: Brian Harris

Probably like you, I am struggling to believe that Christmas is almost upon us – but facts are facts, and December is galloping away. Read more

Sabbath – Are You Restoring or ‘Restorying’?

By: Brian Harris

Perhaps the title of this post is a little too clever, but it started as a throw away question in a podcast I was half listening to while going through my paces at the gym. Read more

When Church is Beautiful

By: Brian Harris

I don’t know if you have ever left a church service thinking, “Wow – that was beautiful – really beautiful.” Read more