Category: motivation
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Be Well Wednesday: What If
Two small words — What if — can either keep us stuck, stressed, and sick, or they can heal, restore, and help us live a life of abundance and contentment. This week’s post invites us to shift how we use “What If” — not to torment ourselves, but to transform ourselves through faith, alignment, and…
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Keep Your Eyes on the goal. Not the obstacle.
When we fix our attention on obstacles, we lose sight of the open doors God has already placed before us. Challenges may loom large, but God is greater than every mountain we face. When we remain focused, composed, and anchored in faith, we move forward with strength and clarity. The path may narrow, but His…
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Loving & Caring for Others Sometimes Looks Like a Bowl of Soup
Many times when we think of showing care and love, our minds go to what we can purchase or whether we have enough money. I know because I’ve thought that way too.
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Scraps Don’t Mean Garbage — They Can Make a Comeback
By the next summer, my deck was full of roses. Bright. Beautiful. Alive. I had never felt so much joy
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Spring Break: My Favorite Girly Came Home for a Visit
Never stop praying for your children. They need divine protection in a world that tries to pluck them away from young. Only God can do what we as parents cannot.
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When the Sermon Hits: A Woman on Purpose
Prayer reveals what we cannot see. God is all-knowing, and when we submit to Him, He reveals the path ahead.
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Be Well Wednesday-Aluminum: Is It Worth Your Health? An Appeal to Awareness and Stewardship
We may not be able to safeguard ourselves from everything that could harm us but we can limit exposure by being intentional and choosing caution.
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Be Well Wednesday: Eight Natural Remedies for a Better Life
What I’m sharing today has no catch. No subscription. No gimmick. No quick fix. Just truth, rooted in God’s Word, offered freely by the One who created us.
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Does Our Enemy Have to Be Bold and Scary? Or Are We Being Deceived?
The enemy isn’t always loud, obvious, or monstrous. Sometimes the enemy is subtle, familiar, and even comforting, and that’s why discernment matters.
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Reset? No one talks about the battle that wages in the mind.
Overcoming the mind can be challenging, yet possible. Whenever we try to do something different for betterment, it is like a war is waging in the mind to do and not do. Let’s talk about it.
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