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Know Your “Why”

German Philosopher Fredrick Neitzche once said: “He who has a “why“ can endure any “how.” Growing up in the faith, I only went to worship because my parents said so. I was pretty good at memorizing scripture and learning the “who's, the what’s, the where's, the when's.” But, it wasn’t until I discovered the “why,” that my motivations were changed and my faith grew and was able to endure certain trials.

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Matthew 16 Summary - Quick Bible Study

A short Bible study of Matthew 16. These outlines are intended to summarize the key information from each chapter in just 5 minutes. The outlines are available for download for FREE on our website.

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How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome

Unfortunately, this phenomenon can also show up in the life of a Christian. Have you ever felt like a fake or a fraud? Or afraid of being exposed? Maybe you look at other Christians and you think, “Man she really has this figured out” or “I wish I knew my Bible like him.” Maybe you don’t really know how to study your Bible and you think, “I hope no one finds out…”

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Exhort One Another Daily

I hope this encourages you to examine yourself, make it a point to be at fellowship when the church meets for assembly, not out of duty, but as a desire to see the church flourish in love, spiritual growth and unity. Make it a point to make that phone call of encouragement or send that text. Make it a point to grow in love and develop deeper relationships with the women you call a “sister in Christ.” Weekly fellowship is not enough; early Christians met daily in each other’s homes--they had relationship with one another.

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How to Engage Your Emotions as a Christian Woman?

I am reading a book right now called, "Untangling Your Emotions." I found this book intriguing because a lot of times in the church, emotions are either over-emphasized or under-emphasized. And I have found myself wondering, in an emotionally driven world, where is the middle ground for Christian’s? How should we engage with our emotions?

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My First Used Needle Stick

In the 6 years I have been a nurse, I have never poked myself with a used needle. Of course when I move to another country, in my first two weeks of work, I do it.

I had just given a patient an injection. I thought I had closed the cap on the needle but caps here are a little different here and it didn’t close. I was reaching to put it in the sharps container and I felt a giant poke on my first finger.

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Two Suitcases and a Carry On

I once read the story of the man in the Bible who wanted to build a bigger house to store his things, and I thought to myself, “I would never be like that.” But here I am, in the midst of downsizing to two suit cases and a carry on, and it has been one of the most difficult/ enlightening processes ever. In this post, I will be discussing what packing for an international move has taught me.

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A God Greater Than My Incompetence

If we believe that our competence is the source of our power in service to the Lord, our lives will amount to nothing. But if we trust that God’s power flows through our incompetence for the providential working out of His victory, our lives hold potential for impact far beyond our imagination.

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