Maturity Doesn't Just Happen

Many believe that life is all chance, and usually leave everything in life up to chance. Rather than pursue something, or seek growth, they allow things to just happen as they happen, living aimlessly and without ambition in one or more areas of life. If they are to amount to something, it will just happen. Especially in the younger generations, many wander through life haphazardly, but is that the way we were meant to live? Can we really achieve growth and maturity by chance?

Win Without a Word

How do you influence someone who is “above” you in some way, whether the difference is age or position? Is it possible to make a difference in anyone that is not under our teaching or guidance? How do you bring about change in someone who is difficult to get along with? It’s not how you think.

Be The Mature One

What I’ve Learned in Marriage—17 - One quality required in using your power to benefit your marriage is maturity, and that plays in several ways. First let me say that by being mature I do not mean being the boss, or bossy. Biblical maturity is achieved by spiritual growth and displayed in discernment, discipline and self sacrifice, holding to true teaching and not being swayed by smooth words or emotions.