The Anger Toolbox
Anger was not an emotion I had much of before 2020. Or at least, I don’t think I had much of it. Anger is known
The Anger Toolbox
Anger was not an emotion I had much of before 2020. Or at least, I don’t think I had much of it. Anger is known as a secondary emotion–there is
Week 5: Redefining Victory in our Spiritual lives
How should we think about victory in our relationship with God?
Week 4: Redefining Victory in Relationships
How should we define victory in relationships?
Week 2: What God’s idea of victory means for us
Last week we discussed what God wants for us and specifically, how He defines victory. To recap, Garden of Eden before the Fall shows that God desires our flourishing in
Week 1: What does God want for us?
We will begin this study by first aiming to understand God’s definition of victory. Many scriptures provide God’s guidance on how we ought to live or how to please God:
Redefining Victory: Introduction
How we define victory in our lives shapes our decisions, priorities, and will ultimately define our legacy. Because of this, it is critical we align our definition of victory to God’s definition.
Ice cream flavors & other important decisions.
When we don’t hear from God on our upcoming decisions…
Redefining Victory: the story behind the blog.
A reminder that God’s purposes are often far different, but far better, than our own.
Bear with one another.
So… which one of us gets to eat the donut?
Week 3: Redefining Victory at Work
Whether your “work” is a traditional vocation, school, or being
COVID Resolutions.
As the world wakes up and we emerge from our
Bigger, Better.
There was a game we used to play at sleepovers
Social security.
Victory in relationships doesn’t mean being so rooted in God that we’re never hurt or disappointed by the broken humans around us. We will be let down. We will be disappointed. The heart is a muscle and has reflexes. Just like a feather on your foot will curl your toes, an expectation of love met unmet will catch us off guard. As long as we care, it will hurt.