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Permission To Not Understand by Tera Elness
Do you resent God for not being there? For not changing things? For not doing what you so hoped He would? You have permission to grieve. Permission to mourn. Permission to be honest and human. Yes. Permission to not understand. Amen.
You Were Made for This: Redefining Hustle to Love Well and Live Boldly by Erin Harrigan
Sister, can I lean in close and tell you something powerful? You have something to offer. Your contribution—right where you are—matters more than you know. In a world shouting for performance and perfection, it’s easy to believe the lie that hustle is the only path to significance. But friend, there’s a better way—a Kingdom way. One that begins with redefining hustle through four intentional keys: Define, Direct, Discipline, and Develop.
Setting a Restful Pace by Eryn Lynum
In the wild, animals fill their days with vital activities. They are focused on survival and reproduction, reflecting their God- given initiative to produce after their own kind. They hunt, gather, reproduce, and seek shelter. My family and I see this every autumn when we go up to watch the elk in rut season in Rocky Mountain National Park. It is fascinating and exhausting to watch. The male bull elk are busy gathering female cows and calves into small groups, called harems, and protecting them from rival males. The elk are solely focused on reproducing, finding food and shelter, and staying safe. These are their vital activities.
How to Grow in Gratitude by Alexandra Jensen
You’ve probably heard the inspiring verse, 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18, “Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” But what does this verse look like practically? “Gratitude” and “thanksgiving” are lofty words whose connotations often go unpinned. We all want to be grateful. But the “getting there” is where we can wind up a little lost. What does real-life gratitude look like? How can we cultivate thanksgiving and grow into the beautiful wildflowers God has created us to be with satisfied, appreciative hearts?
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