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Truly understanding our identity in Christ, and owning it like a boss, leads to being a princess versus a pawn; empowered versus excluded; and victorious versus victimized.
The trick, however, is having a clear and truthful picture of our identity. …
Sometimes God puts us on a road that seems to be taking us further from our dreams.
For example, last spring,God called me to write a book. Then several months later, in addition to job hunting, He placed me in a long-distance relationship and called me to move across the country. As a result, I had to set aside Relate Escape for over a year.
But guess what? God wasn’t being illogical. His plan is just bigger than mine ….
Have you ever been in a relationship that took an unexpected turn or suddenly fell apart?
I recently moved 2,000 miles to the town where my then boyfriend lived, only for the relationship to end soon after my arrival. This was partly due to the state of the relationship, and partly due to the fact that God specifically told me to back away and leave my man in His hands.
On one hand, the breakup felt sudden and unexpected. …
Trusting God’s plan can be difficult - especially when it differs from our own. For example, this past year He called me to get a new job and then move from OH to WA. This required that I temporarily put down my calling.
Trusting God’s plan can also be hard when it doesn’t work out the way we anticipate. I moved 2,000 miles assuming God was bringing my boyfriend and I together - only for the relationship to end shortly after I arrived.
In situations like these, it can be tempting to feel like God just has it all wrong .…
If you’re a follower of the show, then you know I haven’t released a new episode since mid-September. Trust me - it was NOT my intention to disappear for two months.
BUT God.
Yep - that one tiny sentence can throw a real wrench in our plans, right?! ….
We all make mistakes. We sin. We make errors in judgment. And sometimes, we simply don’t know better. (Life is, after all, a journey.)
No matter the type or size of the mistake, it’s only natural to look back and wish we had chosen differently.
But what if you can’t move past it? What if it keeps coming back to the forefront of your mind in a way that’s burdening your heart and soul? ….
