Decision-making - Joy to the Soul

02 Jul

Sometimes the Real Gift of Summer is Realignment

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My kitchen redo is finally done. It took me an entire year to do what could have taken 3 months. Imagine my relief when I stumbled upon an article encouraging a slow pace on home improvement projects. Apparently, the goal of completing the project is not speed. The goal is...

31 May

5 Affirmations for Your Faith Hesitations

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Affirmation, BECOMING More Series, In Difficult Times

My slow pace on a prayer walk was an obvious pause. It wasn’t a leisurely choice. It was a hesitant one. My next steps, from parenting to a possible career pivot, felt scary. But the warmth of the sun streaming through the trees brought serenity my way. Yet even while...

28 Sep

Making the Most of Our Quiet Time

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BECOMING More Series, Prayer Life

The only thing I like more than a good recipe is a new good recipe. I often find them in my Pinterest feed. Each image lures me with the promise of being worth my effort. My recent favorites include salmon cakes with tartar sauce and Mahi Mahi with lemon garlic...

15 Mar

Is one of these struggles your next pivot?

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In his book Atomic Habits, James Clear writes, “You don’t always get to choose the load, but you can choose how to carry it.” Clear’s book is about building good habits. However, his statement is also helpful in winning the good fight of faith. Consider what you’re carrying in your...

21 Sep

The Wishes That Make Us Better

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Live Your Joy Story, Living With Purpose, Prayer Life

A common theme in fairytales involves three wishes. They are given to anyone who finds a genie in a bottle or a certain object with special powers. But at some point, the recipient makes a blunder. They waste a wish (or two) and end up being worse off than before...

27 Jul

When Every Good Thing Is Still Possible

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Joy to The Soul Summer

It’s the last week of the “Joy to the Soul Summer” series. Of course, the season is far from over. There are more glasses of iced tea to sip and more time to engage in your favorite summer pastime. But there are also more life-changing ways to experience God’s grace and...

23 Feb

Today Is a Good Day to Thrive

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Guest Writers, In Difficult Times, Living With Purpose

Whatever life looks like in this moment, we’re invited to look at God. Knowing that He loves us or how His wisdom guides us can be the difference between lingering in self-defeat or learning how to thrive. Whether we are consistent in spending time with God or looking for a...

27 Jan

Why Release Is a Good Place to Rest

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A Season of Waiting

Release is my one-word for the year. Like new, momentum and miracle from previous years, this word comes with a rescue. Remembering a walk with my sister’s dog helped me see the necessity. Buddy is a mild-mannered English pit bull, most of the time. But when he saw a rabbit,...

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