A few weeks ago, I shared 8 signs that your devotional life—your quality time spent with God in prayer and Bible study—may be caught in a performance trap. These signs included: being stuck in a rut in your devotional life (or ceasing altogether), not finding it life-giving, having a nagging sense of condemnation about the …
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In the same way that we have different gifts, talents and personalities, each of us has a unique way that we best learn and study. When I attended a course on how to train people in groups, I was taught to make allowance for individuals’ different learning styles. [1] This is why I don’t just …
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A Life out of Balance Last week, I was shocked to learn that I have been imbalanced my whole life! A podiatrist examined my feet and explained that they are not naturally straight. My ankles turn inwards, resulting in pressure being placed on the wrong parts of my feet when I’m walking. This condition explains recent …
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Two years ago I experienced burnout. I can now reflect with gratitude on the things that I learned during and following that period—and the wonder of God’s grace as He has led me back to a place of health spiritually, emotionally and physically. [1] One day during that time I remarked to someone that I …
Our Window of Opportunity The start of a year can be a time in which we review our responsibilities for the coming year. We have a window of opportunity in which to decide which roles to keep or take on in our church, ministry, or other activities outside of our personal and family life. Did …
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