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Arrogant? Insecure? Ashamed? The Same Fear Wears Different Masks

Okay… this one has been rolling around in my heart for a while. 😮🙏 Have you ever noticed how differently people protect themselves? The arrogant one needs to be the smartest in the room. They can’t say “I don’t know.” 😬 The insecure one apologizes before she speaks, downplays every win, and waits to be…
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Flip Your Unmet Expectations?

Okay… Get ready for this one! You may know already that I love flipping fear! (As revealed in the book: “God, Show Me More of You!”) 😨 🙏🙌🤸♀️🤩 Well, how about flipping our unmet expectations? 😲🌸🥹 Have you ever noticed how quickly unmet expectations can send us on an emotional rollercoaster? Up with hope. Down…
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Your Heart Posture is the Key

Every day, in a hundred small ways, your heart is choosing a posture. This posture causes your life to run in a very distinct direction.
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The Opposite of Shame Is Not Honour—It’s Dignity

The opposite of shame is not honour. It’s dignity. Why? Because honour is often connected to what we do. Dignity is connected to who we are.
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Escaping the Victim Swamp: Listening to Jesus in Our Pain
Ever feel like you’re sinking?Like the more you think about what’s been done to you, the deeper you get stuck in the mud of self-pity? It could be the Victim Swamp. It’s that heavy place where our hearts rehearse injustice, betrayal, or disappointment. It feels validating in the moment, but before long, it steals our strength…
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Facing Our Insecurities
The best thing we can do—not just for ourselves, but for everyone around us—is to face our insecurities. Why? Because insecurity doesn’t stay hidden. It leaks.
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Breaking Free from the Cycle of Self-Sabotage
Have you ever found yourself on the brink of something good—an opportunity, a relationship, or a step toward growth—only to pull back, make an excuse, or create a problem where there wasn’t one? Have you ever noticed yourself avoiding the very things you prayed for? Perhaps an opportunity arises, yet instead of embracing it, you…
