Freedom and discernment go hand in hand. The freer we become, the more we are able to go about life in a wise and discerning way. And the more we use wisdom and discernment, the freer we become to make choices and then get on with life. It’s difficult to say which comes first—discernment or [...]
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What does it mean to be spiritually free when life is an emotional roller coaster? Am I free when I’m able to tamp down any emotions that disrupt the flow of my work or relationships? Am I free when I have permission to express any and all emotion? Am I free if I don’t experience [...]
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If we who are human understand that growth happens slowly and that freedom comes by inches, then how much space do you suppose God gives us to become all we have the potential to become? Please click on the image below to begin your reflection of words and images to help you focus and rest. [...]
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When it comes to letting go, we nearly always have to look at our concept of self. What I mean is, we cling to some things because they provide for us a strong sense of value or significance. Are you defined entirely by the label “caregiver”? Sometimes circumstances leave us little choice but to fill [...]
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Already we’ve had numerous responses to the topic of spiritual freedom. And one phrase that has come up repeatedly is “letting go.” So let’s explore what that means. Letting go is a form of faith, really. When I let go of a worry, a fear, or even a responsibility, I trust that everything isn’t up [...]
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