God is still faithful, even when we are not.
Faithful, Even When We Are Faithfully Disobedient
A New Way of Feeling Blessed
Blessed even when things aren't going the way you want them to and even when things aren't where you'd like them to be, and even when you aren't feeling like much of a blessing. This isn't making sense, unless we lean in a bit further.
Loved Recklessly
Just sit in it for a moment and recognize that you are loved, right here, right now. No more wishing or hoping, just understanding right where you are at that you are LOVED.
Love No Matter What – Even in Our Churches
We are called to Love no matter what. Love is the best way to show someone has worth, that they have hope and it is a calling we all share whether you feel equipped for it or not. You can Love no matter what!
Stones of Shame
With all the stones of shame around you, I see one in your hand too.
The Good. The Bad. The Ugly. It's ALL been redeemed! We can preach redemption, talk about it in small circles, or read about it in encouraging books; but, to believe redemption is to express it. To not just see it as an "it" but to treat someone like a "who". To look 👀 someone in the eyes... Continue Reading →
Whispers of Hope
What would you say if you got that chance to go back in time and talk to yourself yesterday, or even further back? It may sound impossible, but there is a way to whisper through time.
People Watching: How snapshot judgments can make us miss out on the heart behind the person.
What if we changed the way we looked at the people around us? What if we changed the way we looked at ourselves? What if we went from "people watching" to "people engaging"? Read this and then look up and try to see the people around you through a new lens.
Marital Puberty
Puberty was an awful, uncomfortable, and weird stage of life I wish to forget, but we all grow through it and need it for our bodies to grow. What if other areas of our life, like our Marriages, go through puberty to morph us as well.
UnQualified and Ready for ACTION
Being Qualified or not tells us whether or not we can accomplish something in our life, or maybe that's just a lie we tell ourselves. Can there be more beyond our limitations?
Emily Rose Funderburk, LCMHC 