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We live so much out of our souls that we often become detached from our spirit and bodies. Using our senses helps us live in the present moment. That’s important because that’s all we have….right now
By awakening our whole self, we get to experience more of God. Let’s briefly explore what it means to be awake……
Read MoreDo you want to enjoy the Holidays and finish 2022 well? Today you can be intentional with your time, define whom you want to spend the Holidays with, and welcome the season with an open heart.
The idea is to keep it simple, straightforward, and on purpose. Check out these 4 simple tips.
Read MoreHere are a few helpful tips for when Christmas hurts. So many things can trigger grief, loneliness, and fear around the holidays. We want you to find hope in these tips. You aren’t alone.
Read MoreMany years ago my grandfather asked what I wanted from Santa Clause. I proceeded to share my self-indulgent list of gifts I wished for. With irritation, he responded, “You know, money doesn't grow on trees! You want too many things, we’re gonna need a tree that grows money to buy you all the gifts you want.”
I had no idea what I had done wrong, but I had this sense that I had asked for too much. My face flushed bright red and I felt sick to my stomach.
As an adult….
Read MoreRemember the old saying, “Money doesn’t grow on trees!!” While that’s true, I’ve found something else that grows on pine trees at Christmas time.
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