Husband. Dad. Grandfather. Pastor. Writer. Poet. Speaker. Encephalitis and Epilepsy. Author of 12 books, including #Equilibrium and “Things We’ve Handed Down.”

Georgia, USA
Joined July 2009
Chris Maxwell retweeted
Take the stairs.
Brush your teeth with your other hand.
Drive home a different way.
Memorize a verse instead of scrolling.
Small interruptions show your brain the old wiring isn't the only option. That's how you leverage #neuroplasticity to build a more resilient brain. #selfbrainsurgery
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Cognitive training for #epilepsy doesn't have to be intense. Reading, puzzles, traveling a new street, or listening to music can stimulate neural pathways without causing unnecessary fatigue or stress. -- How are you going to train on #TrainYourBrainDay? #EpilepsyAwareness
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Chris Maxwell retweeted
if you constantly complain all the time, your brain is being physically rewired in ways that work against you every single day of your life.
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"More than talent, charisma, and growth strategies, today’s churches need healthy spiritual leaders," writes Chris Maxwell. influencemagazine.com/en/Pra…
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Chris Maxwell retweeted
When was the last time you went to a conference in which a small church was celebrated for the great work they’re doing? Most of us have never seen it. This is a massive oversight that must change. karlvaters.com/potential-sma…
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The answer must be, I think, that beauty and grace are performed whether or not we will or sense them. The least we can do is try to be there. —Annie Dillard, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek
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Have a little time to read a book? #Contentment
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"Our culture trains our eyes to notice what is absent. The Spirit teaches us to notice what has been given" (Chris Maxwell). Visit buff.ly/wtQO8YM to explore more of "The Quiet Rebellion of Contentment," written by Chris Maxwell.
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