Early Years
I grew up in church. I've been 'saved' ever since I can remember. I have vague memories in early grade school of answering the "if you want to receive Jesus or just rededicate and make sure" call to come forward.
Church was a regular part of life that I took for granted, without ...
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It's Saturday. Two of the boys spent the night at grandma's. The third woke me up at 5am with bad dreams. The fourth, who is 3, crawled into our bed at 6:30am.
It's been exhausting two weeks, a busy month, a crazy summer, and insanely unpredictable year of transition and change.
And all I can ...
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Reflections on finding our spiritual path, and why we need an answer beyond just rejecting manic self improvement or embracing the basic tenets of Stoicism
Earlier this week I read Stand Firm: Resisting the Self-Improvement Craze by Svend Brinkmann (affiliate link). A friend recommended it to a ...
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I think it’s incredibly powerful to slow down and question the purpose of everything, to be sure that you have your own intent behind the activities that you are doing.
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I applaud you. I salute you. I adore you. My heart beats as one with you. Don't ever stop, just keep going.
Your mission is sacred.
You have divine assistance ever ready to support you when needed. All you have to do is ask.
I prayed for years to join you. And now I am one of you. It's ...
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Daughter, sister, friend,
I see you, I know you, I was you. I love you.
I see your struggles, your heartache, your frustrations, your hope. I know you know there is a better way but sometimes you despair of ever finding it.
I see you shopping for groceries, paying the bills, ...
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