Listen to the blog: There are seasons in life when everything appears fine on the outside, yet something feels off on the inside. You may be functioning well. You are taking care of responsibilities, showing up for your family, going to work, attending church, and … [Read more...] about Feeling Lost? – The Mental Health Impact of Losing Direction and Purpose
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What God Does When I Finally Let Go
Listen to the blog: Sitting by the fire, I have a pile of journals next to me. I enjoy re-reading past journal entries. As I reflect on my past musings, I notice a pattern that permeates almost every year. At some point in my conversations with God (all of my journal … [Read more...] about What God Does When I Finally Let Go
Choices That Match Our Deeper Values Launch Real Transformation
Every day we make choices, some large and some small. What we eat for breakfast, how we respond to a message, or how we decide to show up in our relationships can all shape our direction. Yet not every choice carries equal weight when it comes to creating meaningful change. … [Read more...] about Choices That Match Our Deeper Values Launch Real Transformation
What Would Bring You Joy on Christmas?
Listen to the blog: Christmas is often talked about as “the most wonderful time of the year,” yet many people quietly feel stressed, lonely, or disappointed when the day finally arrives. Expectations can be sky-high — perfect family moments, perfect gifts, perfect … [Read more...] about What Would Bring You Joy on Christmas?
Life is a Circular— Learning to Build Margin Again
Life is circular, and therefore, setbacks are inevitable. What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun. (Ecclesiastes 1:9) Two and a half decades ago, I had to completely change my life. Honestly, life becoming … [Read more...] about Life is a Circular— Learning to Build Margin Again
Messy, Mistake-Ridden, and Redeemed
Humans are messy and make mistakes. It has been that way since Adam and Eve. I guess it is the human flaw. But this flaw is present in all of us. Trying to avoid mistakes in life is like navigating an unknown minefield—inevitable, messy, and unpredictable. Still, the reality … [Read more...] about Messy, Mistake-Ridden, and Redeemed
