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<p>“Even when it gets hard, God has a plan for your life that cannot fail&#8230;” Happy Friday everyone. Today’s post will be a little different. I want to share with you an excerpt from a email in which I shared some of my testimony. This is kind of irregular for me, but I feel led [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Acceptance can be described as favorable reception&#8230;the act of assenting (saying yes) or believing (Dictionary.com). As much as I tried to get around it, I have learned that radically accepting BOTH who we are (the real us, our new identity in Christ) and what God’s will is for our lives is not only crucially important—it’s [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Destiny, calling, and purpose are all buzzwords often used by persons of influence, because they will get a rise out of almost any audience. They know most people can&#8217;t help but feeling as though deep down there is just something they are meant to do on this earth&#8211;a reason why they are here. These people [&hellip;]</p>

How many times a day do you see something or hear something and go, “I could do that”  or “I’ve always wanted to do that” or “I know I could be amazing in this space…one day I really wanna pursue this some more."? There’s nothing wrong with being inspired…just don’t stop there. Make something happen. What’s the use in feeling motivated, feeling that excitement, if the passion in the moment just keeps passing you by and you continue to do nothing with how you feel, nothing wit

When God began to draw my heart towards my life purpose and the reason why I was here on this earth I was blown away.  Not because it was unbelievable.  Not because it was so amazing.  (Although, truly it was both these things).  I was blown away because my life purpose turned out to be a personification.  I spent so much time in anguish and confusion over what I was on the earth to accomplish, turning over rock after rock trying to find where I fit in and what I’m supposed t

<p>Most of us value some things on purpose, and a host of other things by accident. We don&#8217;t even realize that particular show means so much to us, or that that tea latte at 7am before class or work really does&#8230;</p>