This post is by Shaina Weisgerber.
Iâm nervous to share with you what God time actually looks like for me these days. It doesnât look anything like I think it should, what Iâve been taught it should, what I would want to post about it looking like. ...
This post is by Jen Stanbro.
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It fairly breaks my heart when I hear someone say, âGod didnât answer my prayer.âÂ
It makes me feel as though God is a parent who gives His beloved the silent treatment in response to our cries to Him. It suggests th...
 This post is by Deb Alexander.
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I mentor a young woman who is a mama to two littles. She is also a wife, a sister, a daughter, a friend, and a student.Â
The last time we met, she mentioned that she had been trying to sit down with her Bible and ...
This post is by Gianna Kordatzky.
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Two years ago we got a dog. A dog is an adventure that we didnât understand when we decided we needed one for our family.Â
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And need one we did. Our sonâs epilepsy caused us some anxiety, and we really wante...
This post is by Courtney Cohen.
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Habits are funny things â full of potential to shape our lifeâs course, yet often viewed as deplorable doldrums we must endure to âadultâ successfully. But Scripture overflows with positive and purposeful repetitio...
This post is by Patty Lewis.
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Searching for some familiar, yet challenging help, I came across the Move Time Challenge Kit on Hello Mornings Academy. Unsure if I would eventually commit to it, but knowing I needed to make some choice to help me s...
This post is by Briane Kearns.
For a few years I sold a line of womenâs clothing from my home. It was a unique company that created various styles and then made them available in a variety of fabrics.
I am a curvy girl. There are no tall, thin b...
This post is by Rose Ward.
Are you fueled? When I ask this question to my clients, I am asking them if they are staying hydrated and eating nutritiously. Asking this question brings awareness to what they are putting into their bodies, and it is ess...
This post is by Jen Stanbro.
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Growing up in the church, I was often instructed that giving God my time was important. So I did with fair regularity in my young adult and teen years. But as life got busier, I struggled to carve out time for the ...
This post is by Kem Roper.
In my younger years, my motivation for exercise came from a place of weakness, not strength. I lacked self-esteem, social savvy, and the physical attributes that captured boysâ attention. So, working outâespecially weig...
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