How can we hold fast to Jesus in world that feels unsafe and out of control? #faith #hope #holdfastojesus #selfcare #parenting #fmfparty
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Why it Doesn’t Matter What Lies Beyond
We’d all like to know what lies beyond and what the future holds. But does it really matter? It depends on how you choose to face the future. #beyond #whatliesbeyond #future #Light #Christmas #Christian #discouragement #politics #fmfparty
SCH 026 Self-Care Hacks for Caregivers from a Neuropsychologist
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Dr. Michelle Bengtson joins the podcast today to give insights into self-care for caregivers from a neuropsychologist’s perspective. Dr. Michelle has not only acted as a family caregiver, she’s been the recipient of care from a family member. #hopeprevails #familycaregivermonth #selfcare #selfcarehacks #caregiver #stress #burnout #overwhelm #podcast #christian
Are You Confident that Your Seeds Will Grow?
Are you confident that your seeds will grow? I’m not talking about the kind your plant in a garden, but the kind you plant in relationships. #seeds #harvest #relationships #teacher
Why Jesus Made the Woman Talk to the Crowd
The Woman and the Crowd The woman slunk through the crowd, knowing full well her uncleanliness made her a pariah. What if a neighbor noticed and raised a ruckus? What if she brushed against someone else, passing her uncleanliness on to unsuspecting spectators in the jostling crowd. Physician after physician had prescribed their questionable remedies. …
What Happens When We Give Up Control?
I Can’t Control the Rain Each evening I take a walk by the gully, around the back of the school property. Sometimes, lightning flashes on the horizon, and rain clouds threaten. After a hard rain, the mud shrivels as it dries, leaving a curled-edge puzzle scattered across the gully flats. The desert sun beats down …
A Graduation or a Victory Dance?
Return for Graduation “Hey, Mom,” Sarah asked me, “did you get the email from the university telling you that graduation starts at 8:30 and not 8:00?” “Not yet,” I told her, “but I haven’t checked my email lately.” I thumbed through the schedule of graduation weekend events, marveling at the differences between my graduation and …
The Perfect Prescription for Tired
What Wears Me Out Tired creeps into my bones. Projects. Meetings. Frustrating reports that I have to do and re-do because the manual doesn’t give clear instructions. Grading papers. More meetings. Preparing for classes, but always just one step ahead of the students. Did I mention meetings? People wear me out. Cold, dry days and …
