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It’s Good for You
Sometimes goodness requires difficult conversations, consequences, hard work, or stepping back from unhealthy situations. It’s Good for You
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The Potter’s Direction
Resilience is not simply about gritting our teeth and trying harder. It is also… The Potter’s Direction
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Unconditional Praise
As my plans fell through, other bills started to show up that I had not expected, which made paying for plane tickets and travel accommodations a rather irresponsible decision. Unconditional Praise
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Unconditional Praise
As my plans fell through, other bills started to show up that I had not expected, which made paying for plane tickets and travel accommodations a rather irresponsible decision. Unconditional Praise
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The Potter’s Direction
Resilience is not simply about gritting our teeth and trying harder. It is also… The Potter’s Direction
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Contentment in Our Own Mess
Contentment is not pretending the stress isn’t real. It is not minimizing… Contentment in Our Own Mess
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Lead Where You Stand: The Discipline of Discipleship
Lead Where You Stand: The Discipline of Discipleship Leadership is not something that only belongs within the confines of a business or an organization. As parents, spouses, friends, family, and even strangers holding a door at a café, we are leaders in how we conduct ourselves. A book I am currently reading lists five characteristics…
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Everything – The Word on Wednesday Reblog by Cassandra Armstrong
“For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven” Ecclesiastes 3:1 (NLT) Our days, seasons, memories, and plans consist of a symphony of moments strung together through events, decisions, influences, conversations, and associations. Each one of those moments holds meaning in our presence or absence that impacts the next moment, creating…
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TRUSTING GOD THROUGH WILDERNESS SEASONS – GUEST POST BY CASSANDRA ARMSTRONG – A Jennifer Slattery Reblog
Blog Link Trusting God Through the Wilderness Seasons A Guest Post by Cassandra Armstrong In many seasons, my faith has felt less like a refuge and more like a path I was lost on. I loved God and grew up with faith in Christ. I prayed, read Scripture, and went to church. From the outside, my…
