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Heartbreak is quite possibly the worst feeling you can feel on this earth. Heartbreak over loss. Heartbreak over disappointment. Heartbreak over rejection. Heartbreak over abandonment. Heartbreak over unmet expectations. There are so many reasons for which our hearts can break.
Read MoreIf you go through life and everything goes right for you, it may seem really easy to trust God. But if you always get what you want, if you never have to wait for anything, and you don’t face any trials or struggles, your faith, in reality, remains shallow because there was never a need for it to go deeper.
Read MoreIf you go through life and everything goes right for you, it may seem really easy to trust God. But if you always get what you want, if you never have to wait for anything, and you don’t face any trials or struggles, your faith, in reality, remains shallow because there was never a need for it to go deeper.
Read MoreHeartbreak is quite possibly the worst feeling you can feel on this earth. Heartbreak over loss. Heartbreak over disappointment. Heartbreak over rejection. Heartbreak over abandonment. Heartbreak over unmet expectations. There are so many reasons for which our hearts can break.
Read MoreI rushed from my car, through the parking lot, and into the front doors of the two story building. With my water bottle and phone in one hand and coffee in the other, I shuffled to one of the back conference rooms for a meeting that was starting in less than 5 minutes. But right before I walked in, my phone started ringing. It was a friend who normally doesn’t call me out of the blue (because we’re both planners like that and like to schedule our phone calls). So I picked up.
Read MoreIf you go through life and everything goes right for you, it may seem really easy to trust God. But if you always get what you want, if you never have to wait for anything, and you don’t face any trials or struggles, your faith, in reality, remains shallow because there was never a need for it to go deeper.
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