The challenge is to thrive in the new, often unwanted, role. These changes may include divorce, death of a spouse or child, a job loss, a catastrophic weather event, or more. I find that if we are open to going through the door before us and give it all we’ve got, we can excel. I’ve also found that past experiences often prepare us for the next chapter—even though we may not see it until later.
Month: August 2025
From a Resentment Mindset to a Freedom-Forgiving Mindset
Forgiveness releases us from the emotional prison of bitterness and resentment. Holding onto unforgiveness keeps us trapped in re-living the pain, but forgiving breaks those chains and allows us to move forward in peace.
Christmas Gift Exchange with Adult Children
If you have struggled with finding gifts that your family members will actually use and you need a holiday activity, this idea may work for you. I’ve included the gifts I have given/am giving just to give you ideas. Tweak these ideas for gifts that work for your family.
Is a Disney Cruise for You?
If you have always been a huge Disney fan, this cruise would be a dream come true–enhanced by making memories with your grandchildren.
Break Free from the Comparison Trap to Live in Christ’s Freedom
Comparison basically steals our joy and undermines our God-given purpose. As Christians we want to break-free from comparing ourselves to others.
Downsize Your Closet
Maintain enjoying a stress-free, daily experience of easily finding what works for you and portrays the beautiful you—that you are right now.
4 Benefits to Swimming
Swimming isn’t just refreshing—it’s a full-body workout that strengthens the heart, renews the mind, and lifts the spirit. Whether you’re gliding through laps or gently treading water, the water’s embrace can be a sanctuary of both fitness and faith. Here are four benefits of swimming using the acrostic S.W.I.M.—paired with powerful Bible verses that highlight…
Making Room
Making room in your heart requires letting go in the same way you decide to get rid of material possessions. Heart-room requires replacing anger and resentment with forgiveness. Making heart space involves releasing pride, admitting your part in conflict, and determination to soften rock-hard, long-held resentment.