Waiting Is the Hardest Part
Waiting is such a hard thing to do…
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Consoling the Heavy Heart
When God’s plans are in stark contrast to ours or the “natural” progression of life, it can leave us perplexed as we attempt to reconcile through the rubble of troubled thoughts, anxieties, emotional swings, and fatigue.
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Emotions Reveal Faith
Here is a true statement: Your emotions always reveal your faith.
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Steadfastness in Christ: Finding Hope Amid Long-Term Trials
Steadfastness in Christ offers hope and strength amid life’s long-term trials. Rooted in God’s steadfast love, it transforms hardships into opportunities for spiritual growth, endurance, and fruitful living, reminding us that our labor is never in vain. Continue Reading →
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Seven Ways to Glorify God
It doesn’t take a new Christian very long to come to the realization that the purpose of life isn’t to glorify oneself but to give all glory to God. If you were raised in a Christian home, you may have been taught, through catechism, that the chief end of man is to glorify God and […]
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It’s OK to Be Ordinary
It’s OK to Be Ordinary
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God’s Cartography
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An Invitation to be Needy
Once something true latches onto your soul, it changes you, it changes the way you see. We all know what this is like.
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Four Remembrances for the New Year
Many people consider New Year’s Day an opportunity for a fresh start. We look to the future with hopes, dreams, and plans for something better. If that longing for a better future is born out of a difficult season or a difficult life, reflecting backward can seem unappealing or downright dreadful. However, for Christians, remembering key elements of our past can provide courage and motivation as we look to the future. Continue Reading →
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Glad Tidings of … Anxiety and Depression?
Ahh Christmas! This is the season of warm cookies and eggnog, singing carols around the fireplace, and … anxiety and depression for many people.
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Jesus, the Wonderful Grief Counselor
Grief counseling is an especially sensitive form of counseling. Counseling wisdom includes several things to remember and do, but none is more important than gently pointing and leading grieving counselees to “Jesus, the Wonderful Grief Counselor.” We see Jesus in action, engaging with the grief of Martha and Mary in John 11. Continue Reading →
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When You Are Afraid of Tomorrow
‘Your kingdom come. Your will be done, On earth as it is in heaven. Matthew 6:10 (NASB) Each week as I meet with women for counseling and discipleship I hear the cries of their hearts as they try to deal with the changes that are happening in their lives. Many women I have contact with are […]
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