“What if love didn’t start with your effort but with God’s presence moving toward you? This guided, unhurried reading of 1 John 4:7-21 explores a radical claim…God is love…and shows how that truth can steady anxious hearts, transform...
You aren’t going to be able to think your way out of fear, because fear is an irrational force. You will have to leap with your heart racing, again and again, until you have carved out a new comfort zone in the arena of your deepest desires. You will have to...
“The healthy no means we took time to consider the long game, the bigger perspective, and we see the value in doing the right thing over the immediate thing. It is much easier to have this kind of vulnerability when we are clear on our boundaries.” Dr....
Humility knows how to take a break. Walking humbly with God means vigilantly guarding and incorporating routine times of rest. Healthy humility recognizes that to function at our best means we need to rest.” Dr. Arianna Molloy, Healthy Calling: From Toxic...
The humble person thinks of others, viewing them as those who are made in the image of God. The humble person is not looking to ‘people please,’ but to please God. In this way, the humble person is not blind to their own strengths, because they are looking...
Sustained stress acts like horse blinders, diminishing our abiity to see ourselves and others well. Like 20/20 vision, humility helps us see close up and far away. To do this well, we need time for reflection. Here’s the thing about ‘routine rest’:...
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