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Blessing or curse?
I have a friend who asked God to help her with her relationship. If this was the right one, then let it flourish, and if it wasn’t, let it die. The next week, her boyfriend broke up with her. … Continue reading
Posted in Be Not Afraid, Faith, hope, Love
Tagged direction, disappointment, failure, faith, God, hope, meaning, new direction, new path, patience, redirection
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Pathfinding
My dear friends, I could use your help. I have started writing books, developing my website, public speaking, and generally expanding on what I started with this simple blog. As a part of the process, there are many suggestions on … Continue reading
Posted in Be Not Afraid, Bible Study, evangelization, Faith, prayer
Tagged Be Not Afraid, blog, direction, finding my path, future, get a little help, goals, help, path, planning, questions, survey
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Open the Door
Whenever someone in our family is faced with a big decision, I have learned that the best way to approach it is to make sure that God is part of the process. Now, most of the time, doing that … Continue reading
Coffee Date
I have been on a God-run of phenomenal proportions lately. It’s been very clearly God directed, and God-moments spill out each day. It has all been wonderful, but I’ve been missing something, and I finally figured out what it was. … Continue reading
Waiting
I love having a purpose and a clear direction. Wandering around without knowing where I am going is frustrating. Recently, though, a friend told me about her time of waiting. She had recently retired, and was looking at what to … Continue reading
Sinners and Saints
I heard a quote from Oscar Wilde the other day. “All saints have a past and all sinners have a future.” I love that. We tend to put saints and people we see as holy on a pedestal that is … Continue reading
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Tagged direction, future, Oscar Wilde, past, pedestal, Saint, sinner, weakness
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Mine, All Mine
I am really good at letting God direct my life and the things around me. You want me to lead a retreat group? Got it. Teach a group of high schoolers about you for 4 years? No problem. Have four … Continue reading
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