How can we hold fast to Jesus in world that feels unsafe and out of control? #faith #hope #holdfastojesus #selfcare #parenting #fmfparty

Self-Care Hacks for the Stressed-Out and Overwhelmed
Self-Care Hacks for the Stressed-Out and Overwhelmed
How can we hold fast to Jesus in world that feels unsafe and out of control? #faith #hope #holdfastojesus #selfcare #parenting #fmfparty
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
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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? I’m not talking about the kind your plant in a garden, but the kind you plant in relationships. #seeds #harvest #relationships #teacher
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