Are You Angry Yet – You Should Be?

Are You Angry Yet – You Should Be?

Many people believe Michael Moore is the most dangerous man in the world.  Personally, I like him because he’s funny & annoying to the powers that be. He is an Academy Award winning filmmaker, author, and liberal political commentator.  He is the director and producer of Bowling for Columbine, Fahrenheit 9/11, and Sicko, three of the top five highest-grossing documentaries of all time.

Michael Moore’s next film, Capitalism – A Love Story explores the root causes of the global economic meltdown and takes a comical look at the corporate and political shenanigans that culminated in what Moore has described as the biggest robbery in the history of this country – The massive transfer of U.S. taxpayer money to private financial institutions.


Personally, I can’t wait to see Michael’s new movie.  It’s time for people to stand up against greed and hypocrisy and let their voice be heard.  Thanks Michael for keeping the heat on!

Are You Angry Yet – You Should Be?

Should I Follow My Head or My Heart?

We all have done things like starting a business with no business plan.  Quitting a regular and somewhat satisfying job to get back to our millionaire dreams.  For me decision making was always simple and fast.  “Just follow the heart.” I never cared to think if it was right or wrong and I don’t allow myself to regret past decision or choices.  This rule of thumb allowed me to make decisions which at times others thought were crazy and outrageous (at least I was happy).  Following your heart is like a roller-coaster ride and we can safely admit we enjoy it.

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While it may not be specifically true, the heart has been considered the seat of our emotions. Within the heart is located a still, small, voice that some refer to as our conscience.

The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it?  Jeremiah 17:9

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Are You Angry Yet – You Should Be?

Accountability – The Missing Link of Leadership

Ed Stetzer recently compiled a list of 48 questions to ask yourself for honing your personal accountability.  Unfortunately, each year we hear of preachers, politicians, and athletes who compromise their integrity and make life-ruining mistakes. Sadly, many of those mistakes could have been avoided with the right accountability systems in place.

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For all 48 questions, you will need to check out Ed Stetzer’s original post. Here are my top 15 personal favorites:

  1. Have I spent adequate time in Bible study and prayer?
  2. Did the Bible live in me today?
  3. Am I enjoying prayer?
  4. Have I given priority time to my family?
  5. How do I spend my spare time?
  6. Am I a slave to dress, friends, work, or habits?
  7. Do I insist upon doing something about which my conscience is uneasy?
  8. Have I been with a woman anywhere this past week that might be seen as compromising?
  9. Have I been exposed to sexually alluring material or allowed my mind to entertain inappropriate thoughts about someone who is not my spouse this week?
  10. Have any of my financial dealings lacked integrity?
  11. Have I secretly wished for another’s misfortune so that I might excel?
  12. Have I damaged another person by my words, either behind their back or face-to-face?
  13. Is there anything that has dampened my zeal for Christ?
  14. Is Christ real to me?
  15. Have I been completely honest with myself?

What are some of your accountability questions?

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