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God Still Speaks
I wasn’t raised in church and had no framework for experiences like this. I didn’t know that God has a long history of interrupting people’s plans and redirecting their lives.
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The Divine Challenge
The Divine Challenge unfolds in 5 Steps. It teaches us that God is often doing something deeper than solving a problem. He is transforming the person who is facing it.
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The Voice of My Own Agenda.
Years ago, I was doing a training on The 6 Voices at a church in San Diego. During the introduction, I gave a brief overview and description of each voice. As I was speaking, it dawned on me that I should probably stop and ask the audience which voice they struggled with the most. As…
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Fear Leads To Unforgiveness
Learning how to pray through unforgiveness has been one of the most important things I have ever done to grow as a fearless leader. This is because, unforgiveness is ultimately fueled by fear. If I want to release fear, I must learn how to forgive. – Chuck Whitley Years ago, I had a client who…
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Praying Through Fear
When I talk about praying through fear, I am not talking about the kind of fear that makes me stop and thoughtfully consider the outcomes of the decisions I am making. That can be a healthy expression of fear. I am talking more about the chronic worry that stops me in my tracks. The kind…
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Praying Through Expectations
We have to learn how to manage our expectations. I have studied many approaches to managing unrealistic expectations, from self-talk to deep breathing. Each approach has its merits. But I have found that a prayer-based approach is one of the fastest ways not only to identify unrealistic expectations, but also to figure out what is…
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Mastering Your Triggers at Work
Have you ever responded to a stressful situation in a way that made you feel like you are not in control? This is a common experience for many people. They often say things like, “Chuck, whenever I am in a stressful situation, I often respond in a way I don’t like. I say things that…