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Catch Your Breath, Savor the Season, Feel God’s Pleasure
As I was contemplating and praying on what would be most useful to share, these thoughts came to mind: Catch Your Breath, Savor the Season, Feel God’s Pleasure. I think these encouragements are so needed right now. The past 20 months have been a long and hard road for many of us. The loss of work, community, [...]
Ready for a Life of Adventure?
Hello and welcome to November! Are you ready to shake-off the pandemic and go on an adventure in 2022? If so, hang on and keep reading! The adventure starts with shifting your mindset. This month we are reminded of the importance of Thanksgiving for what we DO have. Human tendency is to focus on what [...]
What’s your plan to finish the year well?
I absolutely love October! The pumpkins, hayrides, fall colors, and the cooler days engage my senses and bring a feeling of life and celebration. I'm especially looking forward to enjoying this with my grandson, but let me not digress! October is a clear change of seasons. And as we step into the last quarter of [...]
When Life takes an Unexpected Turn
Last month I shared about the SCARF model created by David Rock. This model gives insight on how we deal with threats that show up in our life (read the article). We’ve unpacked two of the elements of SCARF around Relationships and Fairness. This article is going to be about Certainty which is probably the [...]
Put On the SCARF
Volatility is still high in our world. Reports of a recent uptick of Covid has created uncertainty of how school will look this year and the possibility of travel restrictions. This along with whatever is going on in your family, job or business and it’s enough to trigger feelings of anxiousness in just about anyone. [...]
God’s Will done God’s Way
One of the most famous prayers from Scripture is the one known as the Lord’s prayer. Chances are you can recite it by heart. It starts out, “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be Your name. Your kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven”. It’s that last phrase I want [...]