loving others
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Leery of Family Gatherings?
When we pray for family members as Jesus leads us to before we gather as a family, we have seen tremendous impact!
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Our Mask of Criticism: What Our Judging Hearts Are Really Trying to Hide
Criticism of others is often a mask. A shield. A hiding place. Not from others—but from ourselves.
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How to Navigate Controlling People and Places?
How do you navigate a controlling person, family, or community? It’s a question many of us wrestle with—and it can feel overwhelming. Control is heavy. It’s stifling. And often, it leaves us feeling powerless. But here’s a perspective that changes everything: See the controlling person not as a monster, but as a scared child.
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God Sees Your Grief
Reflections from Our Zoom Journey in the Freedom Coaching Circle This past week in our Zoom group gatherings, we entered into a sacred space—a space that often goes unspoken or hidden: the place of grief. Not a trendy topic.Not something many of us would choose.But oh, how necessary.Because grief is not weakness—it’s an open invitation for God’s…
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Full Access Granted?
Access Granted: Living from the Blessing of Abraham Have you ever paused to realize just how radical it is that we have access to the same covenant God made with Abraham? It’s easy to skim over that in Scripture. But when we take a closer look—especially through the lens of Galatians 3, Romans 11, and…
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Comfort My People
Katherine F Brown “Jesus And The Lamb” Comfort: The World’s Version vs. The Kingdom Way In this season, I keep hearing the Lord say: “Comfort my people…” (Isaiah 40:1) [ This is why we are soon to focus this summer on this theme: If you’re a woman, join us for Summer 2025 through our Women’s…
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This Is Me—Talking AT You (And Why We All Crave Something Deeper)
I’ve noticed something. Maybe you have too. There’s a pattern that some of us are starting to name out loud—especially when it comes to conversations with certain generations or circles.
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When Grief Surprises You (and How the Holy Spirit Meets You There)
Recently, I witnessed a public event that unexpectedly impacted my soul.What happened externally was one thing—but what happened internally surprised me. I first was experiencing shock and later found myself overwhelmed by grief.Not a surface-level sadness.A deep, aching kind of grief that bubbled up fast and caught me off guard. And if I’m honest?My emotional…
