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March 21, 2022

March 21, 2022

Need some help with difficulties in a relationship?

Have you tried talking to the Lord about the problem?

If so, did you explain your own feelings about any problems and this person?

If you’re not already aware, God cares.

He knows who should and shouldn’t be in your life and doesn’t want you to continue in a hurtful relationship.

He’s also continually on the alert for your prayers, not just when you are in crisis.

He wants to be the most important relationship in your life.

He wants to bless you and guide you in your relationships every step of the way.

In your prayers, remember to include a request for His guidance for the person you care about.

January 31, 2022

January 31, 2022

God is the ultimate source of our hope.

When we put our trust in Him, the Holy Spirit inside of us fills us with peace and joy.

The hope He gives empowers us to move forward, find our purpose and please Him.

I couldn’t be an effective coach without hope.

I share in my clients’ hope for changes that they recognize as important to find their purpose, to move forward and to reach their goals.

What or who are you putting your hope in?

November 15, 2021

NOVEMBER 15, 2021

I took this picture on the way to meet my friend for our last meal out before the restaurants closed.

 

There’s something about the water that is so calming to me. Just gazing at it melts my stress and worry away.

 

I think it is one of the Lord’s ways of speaking reassurance to my soul by displaying His presence.

 

It is not God’s will for His children to be anxious. Fretting only causes harm (Psalm 37:8)

 

I love how Charles Stanley puts it, “Concern motivates us to take action. Anxiety paralyzes us.”

 

Our concern should lead us to put our trust in God and to seek His plan and purpose. We make a choice in every situation that requires a response. The pandemic is no exception. 


God clearly wants us to eliminate fear and anxiety as a response and to put our trust and faith in Him to resolve it in whatever way serves His purposes.

 

How are you choosing to respond?