What do you think of when you hear the word boundary? Do you think of a brick wall? A termination of your relationship? Or a sign of rejection? Can we help to set you free today? Boundaries don’t have to suck. You might be surprised but Heather George loves boundaries. They’re one of her personal values. […]
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BY STEPHEN POSEY Let’s talk about your new favorite topic: How to read ancient Hebrew poetry. Don’t leave. Seriously, you’ll be good at this and you’ll be happy you kept reading. If you want to skip straight to the funny story, scroll down to “I had just started dating…” This is the fourth blog in
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Breaking up is hard, romantic or not. From kids growing up to friends moving away, there are necessary endings in your life that, if ungrieved, can really hurt you. So how do you handle the end of a relationship? Let’s talk about it. In this episode, Jamie and Heather discuss some of the difficult endings
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BY STEPHEN POSEY Psalm 42 is one of the most well known Psalms of all time, mostly due to the visceral, moving imagery of its opening verse: “As the deer pants for the flowing streams, so pants my soul for you, O God.” Maybe you’ve sung those words before? In fact, if you old-schoolers are like
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Have you ever wondered how far is too far? Like, where does God draw the line on sin? You probably desire to do good, but isn’t it hard to understand what good is? There seem to be more and more gray areas, so how do you know if it’s okay to take a hit, smoke,
Can I follow Jesus and smoke, drink, and cuss? Read More »
Can married men and women be “just friends?” With the Billy Graham rule being now two generations old, is it time to adapt the way we approach relationships with the opposite gender? Let’s talk about it. In this episode, Jamie and Heather discuss some of the red flags of being just friends as well as
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BY CASEY SHIRLEY Sun’s Out Summertime. The days stretch out, long and lean, extending an invitation for us to soak up every ounce of sunlight left lingering on the edge of the horizon. There aren’t more than 24 hours in a day during the summer, but it sure does feel like it. More time for
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Okay, asking for help is hard but aren’t friends supposed to be comfortable being honest about how things are really going? It seems like we should be able to rely on our friends but more often than not people are uncomfortable asking for help. What’s the deal with no one asking for help when they
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BY BLAKE ZIMMERMAN I remember it being late on a Tuesday night when we had another “debate.” My girlfriend (now wife) and I had just attended a worship gathering for college students. It wasn’t put on or sponsored by any single church or denomination. It was an hour of music with maybe five minutes of teaching from
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“Shame is an intensely painful feeling or experience of believing that we are flawed and therefore unworthy of love and belonging.” — Brené Brown We’re following up on last week’s topic “Why asking for help is so hard” and diving deeper into shame. At work, at home, or in everyday life, you might be experiencing shame that is
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