Do you ever feel like those you care about most tend
to get “less” of you instead of the “best” of you?
I often do. Yet, I long with all my heart to put my head on my pillow each night with a smile on my face, knowing I lived and loved that day with no regrets.
Sounds impossible doesn’t it? Living with no regrets…
- No regrets about the time I spent with my family or the time I spent at work.
- No regrets about the commitments I said “yes” to or the ones I “passed” on.
- No regrets about the way I did or didn’t spend my soul seeking and serving God.
But how? How can we give more of our “best” than our “less” to those we love? How can we recapture the {us} in the midst of our rush? I’m finally learning how.
Not perfectly. Not even consistently. But I’m learning… Slowly learning.
Page by page. Chapter by chapter. Decision by decision as I read my new all-time favorite book, written by one of my closest friends: The Best Yes by Lysa TerKeurst. And, did you know Lysa invited us to her house to hang out and talk about all of this….and more during #TheBestYes Dinner webcast. You, me and a few friends from Proverbs 31 Ministries! I hope you’ll join us.
WATCH & WIN:
I’m giving away 5 signed copies of #TheBestYes here on my blog this week! All you need to do is WATCH the webcast and ANSWER a question or two about the webcast in the comments below this post.1. Look at the questions below and then watch the webcast at www.LysaTerKeurst.com
2. Come back, click “Share Your Thoughts” and answer one of the questions in the comments.
- Q1. How many of us were at Lysa’s house for dinner, and how many children did we {collectively} leave at home to be together?
- Q2. I shared on the webcast how Jesus didn’t see interruptions as interruptions, but instead He saw them as ________________. {Fill in the blank}
- Q3. Lysa shared the three D’s that help her realize her “people-pleasing” tendency is kicking in when she _________ saying yes, but feels powerless to say no. What are the 3 Ds? Hint: The first D fills in the blank and completes Lysa’s statement.
- Q4. What is one thing we hope you’ll do after watching the webcast?
I can’t wait to read your responses! I’ll be back with more giveaways on Friday and next week to announce these 5 book winners too.
StaceyB. says
Q1. 7 beautiful ladies with 26 kiddos left at home with their dads! (♥ it!!)
Q2. Invitations.
Q3. Dread, Disappointment & Drama
Q4. What is one thing we hope you’ll do after watching the webcast? Read this book, do the bible study and how is The Best Yes going to change the sacred spaces in your life?!
nancys1128 says
The three D’s are Dread, Disappointment, and Drama.
Alex Andrews says
Q1. How many of us were at Lysa’s house for dinner, and how many children did we {collectively} leave at home to be together?
Q1. Answer – There are 7 Ladies at Lysa’s house and 26 Kids were left at home between all of you
Q2. I shared on the webcast how Jesus didn’t see interruptions as interruptions, but instead He saw them as ________________. {Fill in the blank}
Q2. Answer – Invitations
Q3. Lysa shared the three D’s that help her realize her “people-pleasing” tendency is kicking in when she _________ saying yes, but feels powerless to say no. What are the 3 Ds? Hint: The first D fills in the blank and completes Lysa’s statement.
Q3. Answer – 1. DREAD
2. DISAPOINTMENTS
3. DRAMA
Q4. What is one thing we hope you’ll do after watching the webcast?
Q4. Answer – Sign up for the Online Bible Study “THE BEST YES” on September 22 at 8:00pm EST
Amber B. says
There were 7 ladies at the dinner who left a total of 27 kids at home. Jesus doesn’t see them as interruptions, but instead, he sees them as invitations. Thanks for the giveaway!!
Bridget Kramer says
7 ladies, left 26 kids with the men! Excited to read this book someday; love the ‘commercial’ at the beginning – makes me want to get up extra early for that time alone with my dh. …and I’m already thinking that the silence, like Ken said, will someday make me really sad.
Tiffani Ruehle says
There were 7 of you and 26 chdren at home with their dads! Love this and excited to find the “us” in rush.