Providing caregivers & culture shapers an opportunity to set aside their busy & productive life in order to listen & hear God's voice through stillness.
Chattanooga, TN
Joined May 2010
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There is no mastery without feedback. But it’s hard.
This checklist has really helped me over the years.
My mantra for receiving feedback: Be brave. Listen. You can take what’s helpful and leave the rest.
My mantra for giving feedback: Clear is kind. Unclear is unkind.
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It requires genuine compassion for others when we see them acting out their addictions and emotion-backed demands; it is our inner solidarity in darkness that reduces self-righteousness and irritability and makes compassion possible. (2/2)
—Brennan Manning
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One of my favorite poems for you on Earth Day. Let us come together to be better stewards of the earth and let the world offer itself to our imagination.
PS Thank you for the Netflix love this weekend. A powerful tonic for the vulnerability hangover.
ALT Quote card of a poem by Mary Oliver, titled "Wild Geese" to celebrate Earth Day.
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Everyone wants to be brave.
Very few of us want to feel vulnerable.
There is no courage without uncertainty, risk, and emotional exposure. Brave is vulnerable.
Embrace the suck.
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Sometimes hope seems elusive and small. Perhaps even just a flicker of a candle you thought had entirely gone out. Hope. What a complicated relationship many of us have with that word. How… instagram.com/p/Bvtlm5On7kR/…
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What if we found out that God's big plan for our lives is that we wouldn't spend so much of our time trying to figure out a big plan for our lives? Perhaps He just wants us to love Him and love each other.
#EverybodyAlways
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We can talk about how Love Wins and it does, but can we add that loving is hard, tenacious, looking at others interests, laying down our life, telling the truth when it might cost and require sacrifice. There isn't much that is easy about love, but it's the key.
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During a time of crisis, just choosing to shut your eyes & go to sleep at night can be an enormous act of trust in God. Rest is whispering “I can’t fix it. It’s on you” & letting Him stay awake all night with it instead & sometimes come morning, things don’t look nearly so bleak.
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The sun rises today like it did yesterday and we have the choice to live in constant internal critic mode or in awe that Gods love and care for us is really true. There’s a invitation to… instagram.com/p/BsNwH-5nZpw/…
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The waiting of Advent requires us to trust in God’s unfailing love. He has not abandoned nor forgotten us. In fact, he is looking forward to the day of his coming even more than we are. He can’t wait to finally wrap his arms of love around us and bring us home.
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I've never regretted (1) assuming the best about people, (2) overlooking as much as possible, (3) offering more encouragement than advice and criticism, (4) and remembering the log in my eye will always skew how I see my pain, disappointments, and other people
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Without self-awareness and the ability to manage our emotions, we often unknowingly lead from hurt, not heart. Not only is this a huge energy suck for us and the people around us, it creates distrust, disengagement, and an eggshell culture. brenebrown.com/?p=21686
