How to Get Through Times Like These
The way you ask God to move your mountain is to not focus on the height of your mountain but the depths of God’s mercy.
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The Secret to Moving Forward, Instead of Being Stuck, & Totally Changing Your Whole Life
We survived 100% of the worst days of the last decade — and God will make a way for us to move through every day of the year — when we let Him move through us.
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How Change Can Happen When We Share the Messy Parts of our Stories
Jesus spoke life-altering words, but He backed them up with redemptive action—not only on the cross but through the way He loved people.
Right after Mother’s Day: Be Part of the Second Chance Sisterhood
Only He knows the suffering that comes with the kind of slavery these little girls have endured.
Best Three Marriage Tools That About Saved Ours [Project Reignite Series]
Marriage isn’t about staying happy — marriage is about staying growing.
When Your Best Ideas Happen in the Most Unexpected Places
This is the heart of the matter: God can do anything.
How to Stand Up for the Value of a Woman #SheIsPriceless
Kristen Welch and I are sorta, kinda, soul sisters? As I serve on the board of directors of the ministry Kristen founded, Mercy House Global, I get to see it first hand…
How to Change You & Your People: The Habit of a Life-Giving Table
Making my heart ready to serve when I sit down requires a daily choice of mind, heart, and commitment.
1 powerful thing every parent can do to make this world feel safe these days
We are the ones who provide our people with tools to grow, and narratives to make sense of a world that can be hostile and frightening.
feel like the only one in a crazy world? healing the lonely in you & me
We aren’t lonely because something is wrong with us. We are lonely because something is right with us.
one key to walking through suffering
God invites our questions and pleadings rather than our despair and silence.
