Limiting beliefs can hinder personal growth and the fulfillment of God’s plan for us. Identifying these beliefs involves examining our self-talk, fears, and negative patterns. Embracing God’s truth, practicing self-compassion, and seeking support from community can facilitate overcoming these barriers, leading to a more abundant sense of purpose and joy in your life.
I recently had a mindset shift after struggling with motivation and burnout. Through coaching, I realized that work can be hard, and it’s okay to acknowledge that. Being grateful and reframing situations has helped me navigate challenges.
Originally posted on Facebook on June 1, 2023. I’m proud of all my friends who are seeking to live a faithful life as followers of Jesus and in loving obedience to the Word of God. Even when it’s hard. Even when it means fighting every day to trust and believe and live and obey God…
Some days, I feel old and a little (or a lot) weary; weary of corruption, weary of sickness and death, weary of duplicitous people who claim to be Jesus’s disciples but clearly have no concern for his teachings or the biblical ethos of justice, mercy, and humility (see Micah 6:8, Matthew 5-7, Eph 2:11-20, Matt…
no matter what other people, places, things, or ideas with whom and with which I identify, my ultimate identity is this: I am made new. I am a child of God. Some thoughts on #Identity
I found a bunch of poems I used to have posted on my old website. These poems were written between 2000 and 2003. Thought I’d post them here, just because…
To be honest, I love and hate the song “They’ll Know We Are Christians By Our Love.” I share some thoughts in this post.
A personal reflection on personal rights, loving one another, and Christian witness, in which I share my thoughts on various passages of Scripture and discuss what I believe to be the Christian ethic of dying to oneself and loving our neighbors.
