A both/and family life
…always worked full time outside the home. My heart has been wrenched by tearful daycare drop offs (mostly my tears). I’ve berated myself when I’ve had to turn around and…
…always worked full time outside the home. My heart has been wrenched by tearful daycare drop offs (mostly my tears). I’ve berated myself when I’ve had to turn around and…
…I’m writing on faith and consumption because as a pastor and a Christian, I care about how greed and consumerism affect our spiritual health. I understand that “life abundant” and…
…my self-worth on the tag of my sweater or pants. I do truly believe that it is not about the size on the tag. To me, having self-worth is about…
…first and money second. Its basic values were “reverence for life” and “radical self-expenditure: personally, by a willingness to give of oneself; corporately, by basing decisions on values rather than…
…called to care for God’s creation, and work for justice and peace. The fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, and self control, will begin…
… Envy shines a spotlight on all our self-doubt and insecurity. In my own journey, envy bubbles up in my stomach and makes me queasy and uncomfortable. It shows up…
…her mutter, “I hate myself! Stupid Natalie.” My beloved child’s self-disgust was like a knife in my heart. I told Natalie firmly that everyone makes mistakes, that she is loved…
…with your relationship with yourself. Boundaries are not about trying to control other people’s behavior. They’re about caring for yourself and managing your own behavior. They help you care for…
…Slackers and I set up a care team. I provided a listening ear and non-religious spiritual care. My friend coordinated care packages for those sick with COVID-19 or who experienced…
…to trust in God’s promise that your needs will be met? 2. How is God calling you to care for yourself in the same manner that you would a well-watered…