by Connie Sirois | Feb 21, 2019 | Biblical, Business, Communication, Honor, Impact
TABLE. A gathering place. A place for fellowship. A place for nourishment. A place for conversation. Is my table these things? Whom do I invite to my table? What does it look like at my table each moment? Think metaphorical. Think heart. Am I inviting fellowship into...
by Connie Sirois | Jan 24, 2019 | Biblical, Communication, Honor, Impact
Give Others What They Deserve by Connie Benoit Sirois | Blog Posts https://conniesirois.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Blog-Jan-24-2019.m4a So much effort had gone into my getting that hotel room right across from the Fort Worth Convention Center. This particular...
by Connie Sirois | Jan 10, 2019 | Biblical, Business, Communication, Honor, Impact
The Enemy Wants Your Impact by Connie Benoit Sirois | Blog Posts https://conniesirois.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Jan-10-2019-Blog-Post.mp3 I have several great nephews and nieces who range in age from 5 to under 6 months. Little kids are such a life energy for a...
by Connie Sirois | Dec 20, 2018 | Biblical, Business, Communication, Honor
Leaving Jesus at the Altar by Connie Benoit Sirois | Blog Posts https://conniesirois.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Dec-20-Blog-Post.m4a It’s like the worst nightmare of any groom, right? He’s waiting patiently at the altar for his lovely bride. The music...
by Connie Sirois | Oct 25, 2018 | Biblical, Business, Communication, Honor, Impact
Hard Times So writing this post proved particularly hard for me this week. I started and stopped, deleted and typed, edited and rewrote. I’ve deleted so much of this particular blog post that I wondered at one point if I was going to be able to get it finished in time...
by Connie Sirois | Sep 13, 2018 | Biblical, Communication, Honor, Impact
People tell stories Part of the way that we communicate with one another is through stories. I don’t always like the “stories” told about me, especially the ones that focus on mistakes and shortfalls, habits and personality traits, sins and omissions. I’ve had my...
