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The Backdraft of Emotional Healing

Opening the long-held chest of emotional pain can be like a backdraft – a powerful force that can catch us off guard. It can seem counterproductive and terrible, yet this rush often signifies a...

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Who Do You Say You Are?

I think much of what causes anxiety and depression is rooted in how we talk to, and what we believe about, ourselves. Many of these messages were planted in us at an early age, before we were ever...

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Parenting When it’s Hard

To the moms of older teens and young adults. For the times it feels like parenting in the dark. When they struggle. When it feels just too hard. When fear is vicious, and self-blame runs rampant....

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Confidence and a New Thing

Concern: It's funny that I do a complex job and I serve hundreds of people and I'm not nervous, but the second I want to do something that will help me grow in my relationship with God or with...

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If I Had Only Known

I wrote the poem at the end of this post one morning while reminiscing about my kids, who are now all grown. When I read it to my 4th, she said, “Mom, you did that!”  Yes, most of my regrets were...

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On Worry

Worry is actually a waste of time, energy, and focus. I know it feels so real. I know it is a possibility. I know you think you're preventing something bad; but what is actually happening is your...

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