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No matter what season or chapter of life you’re in, it can be challenging to find balance. Sometimes, you irrationally think you can balance all your commitments like a juggler keeping multiple balls in the air.
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My sister is raising two sons with challenges beyond the average parent. Her boys have multiple diagnoses each, including learning difficulties and unique needs.
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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 MoreWe each have unique stories and gifts that we can share with one another. Out of your table stories, he equips you to bring hope and healing to others. As God works in and through you, he is nurturing, encouraging, and fostering a love for others.
Who can you invite to your table of nourishment?
Read MoreOur tables can have painful memories carved into them. It too is the place where distance is most painfully felt. It is where children feel the tension between their parents, where brothers and sisters express anger and jealousy, where accusations are made, and where plates and cups become instruments of violence.
Around the table, we know whether there is friendship and community or hatred and division. The table can be a place of intimacy and where the absence of that intimacy is most painfully revealed.
Read MoreWe pay attention to our bodies and what is forming us physically. Some of us ask ourselves, “How am I feeling?” and “Do I like my thought life?” When we’ve taken this inventory, we then decide what we want to keep, alter or let go of. Why not ask the same questions regarding our spiritual life?
A good place to start is recognizing we are being formed spiritually, and we are able to do something about it.
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