Have you ever had this conversation with your beloved?
“What do you want to do?”
“I don’t know. What do you want to do?”
“I don’t know …”
Oh, yeah! If you’re married or dating, you know exactly what I mean.
John Maxwell said, “The wisdom of the group is greater than that of any individual” or at least something close to that.
I write about community and recognize its power for good. In this case, the power to pass on some great date-night ideas.
So as I prepare for a weekend with my beloved, I’m curious. What would you suggest we do in small town America?
P. S. With Thanksgiving approaching, I have two excellent suggestions to enjoy with family and/or friends. I’ll post them early next week.
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Recommended links:
Jon Acuff’s “Small Group Surprises”
Jon Stolpe’s “Walking the Tightropes of Life–Balancing Truth and Grace”
Dark Eyes, Deep Eyes
Two men. Two eternal destinies.
One common hope.
A poignant and compelling portrayal of heaven and hell, with a powerful look at redemption from the perspective of both the lost…and the saved. Well done!–Susan May Warren, best-selling, award-winning author of You Don’t Know Me.
“Dark Eyes, Deep Eyes” was a compelling read for me. The vivid descriptions challenged and ignited my imagination. Tom skillfully laid out a clever story that caused me to think and made me want to read to the end.–Ron Fruit GM, WRCO Radio
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