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As a Christian, I must not only live and love sacrificially and unconditionally for my children and others I love—I need to live and love like Jesus in all areas of my life: with my neighbor. With my “enemy.” Even when it hurts. We are called to live beyond ourselves, to live for Jesus and love like Jesus no matter what. What does that mean to you?
Read MoreToday, I share an interview with Tambry Harris, a leadership and life coach, retreat leader and spiritual director who’s authored a new book for survivors of sexual abuse and other trauma.
Read MoreFeeling low? Got the grumpies? Spending time with those whose hearts are not tarnished by the world—little kids, cute baby animals—can be a big help. My blog for this week on gaining a new perspective by tapping into innocence.
Read MoreToday, I share an interview with Christian author P.S. Patton, a songwriter, musician, photographer, and videographer whose debut novel, The Withering, is due to be released soon.
Read MoreWorrying interferes with an open, authentic relationship and dialogue with God. It interferes with our ability to center ourselves in the Lord, and therefore, it is an evil to be defeated. Naming it makes it tangible, and when it’s tangible, it can be dealt with—and overcome.
Read MoreToday, I share an interview with Christian author Janetta Fudge Messmer, who loves to laugh and loves the Lord—and loves to combine them both in her unique blend of Christian comedy.
Read MoreWe all start out like tiny seedlings nestled in soil. Sometimes that soil is healthy, but it gets poisoned when bad things are poured into it. Other times we’ve never had healthy soil and must take steps to root ourselves in an environment that helps us grow.
Read MoreToday, I share an interview with Christian author Joanna White, who hungers after what she calls “good, dramatic books” for Christians to read where they also aren’t forced to compromise their beliefs.
Read MoreThis creative unleashing I’m experiencing during COVID is teaching me something new: What if I don’t have to just survive during rough spots? What if I can thrive?
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