Part 2 of The Channel Mom interview.
How to forgive the impossible and move past what you cannot change.
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Forgiving: How do we forgive the impossible? Part 2 ChannelMom interview
May 9, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Family: When Mother’s Day Isn’t Happy
May 2, 2013 by 7 Comments
Mother’s Day is approaching.
Your children will send a card, maybe take you out to dinner, or serve breakfast in bed.
You treasure being a mom. You’re not perfect, but you love your babies, even if that baby is 6 foot tall.
But Mother’s Day is bittersweet because of your own relationship with your mother.
It’s complicated and there are no Hallmark cards that describe how you really feel. [Read more...]
Interview on forgiving with Moody radio’s
April 22, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Listen to Suzie Eller share the power of forgiving, but also HOW and WHAT that looks like with Moody Radio’s Nancy Turner of This is the Day.
The Unburdened Heart study week #6 – Forgiveness unlocks my prison doors
April 5, 2013 by 4 Comments
Let’s take this last week a little deeper.
1. When you experience a role reversal, you are free to hear His voice (page 122-123).
Mary Magdalene was once tormented, but her encounter with Christ released her to hear His words saying she was worthy, that her life mattered, that she was a friend to Him. What words have you not been hearing as you’ve held on to unforgiveness?
2. When you experience a role reversal, you are free to have a future (pages 124-125). [Read more...]
The Unburdened Heart study week #6 – Forgiveness unlocks my prison doors
April 3, 2013 by 17 Comments
Krateõ forgiveness creates a role reversal.
In Chapter Seven, I introduce Stephanie. Many of those who shared their stories in The Unburdened Heart: Finding the Freedom of Forgiveness are friends. Stephanie is no exception. I can’t wait for you to meet her today.
She’s Stephanie Shott, speaker, author, mom, wife, and mentor to moms across the nation through The M.O.M. Initiative and also a partner with me in mentoring moms through Moms Together.
This is her story.
It was 1962. Abortion wasn’t legal but it was still dangerously available in back alleys and dim rooms where women risked their lives to end the life within. [Read more...]
