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A free summer 21-day study: Healthy Boundaries
I used to think that healthy boundaries were needed only in unhealthy relationships. What I discovered is that living with healthy boundaries is simply the ability to clarify and share our needs with those closest to us, unhealthy or not. It’s growing and transforming,...
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A new Prayer Starter podcast to start your day
When I first became a believer, I wanted to talk to God. I wasn’t sure how to do that. Some people said I should use a formula. While that seemed helpful, it didn’t truly help me to connect with God. Years later, I had stumbled into different ways...
When God speaks {through people}
Does God really speak to us? I’ve had that question asked many times. Maybe it’s a question you’ve wondered about as well. The answer is yes, God does speak to us in many different ways. One way is through people. I’ve had a specific message spoken...
When you feel out of rhythm with God
I slip in the small dark room and sit quietly. It’s been too long, Lord. I’ve been out of rhythm in my prayer life for a while now. I toss words at God all day long, but that sweet connection has been missing. I don’t know if I’ll find it today or...
Jesus stands
It’s hard to hear these words from a friend, but I want to listen. “Suzie, I just can’t call myself Christian anymore. I look around and what I see isn’t what I signed up for." I listen as she spills what led her to this place. One person says this...
31 seconds that can encourage them and totally change you
Can I share something with you that is changing me? On a recent MTST podcast episode, Jason Rovenstine shared how he spent 31 seconds every day encouraging one of his daughters or someone he cared about. That grabbed my attention. It seemed so...
I’m sorry
One of the most powerful phrases we can say is, “I’m sorry." I know this is short today, but it’s something I feel we may have forgotten. A sincere apology, without excuses or trying to fit it in context, can be healing. If they aren’t ready to...