Living Joyfully
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Tag: finding your heart
If Mom Can’t Find It, No One Can
Mom’s have the power to find anything. Just ask the kid that lost his toy or the husband that swears he left his tool “right there on the counter”. Christ has the ability to find anyone too, the difference is we have the choice to follow once found.
Once Upon A Time
Once upon a time life was simpler but not easier. We had less of the world and more time to ourselves. As kids the most important thing to do was to not get caught being bored. What a joy today to chose a simpler path, unplug and find what’s important.
To Be Found
Finding your joy and even finding something you thought you would never find is amazing. When the unexpected happens and joy is found even in the darkness to find this is miraculous.
What Is Home?
Where is home? The comfort of coming home. The chance to be around good friends. Home is love and hope. Home is memories and dreams of what is to come. Home is really where your heart is.
The Fickle Heart
The Fickle Heart, so hard to follow and know who you are. Our titles, our thoughts, our feelings cause so much confusion. Finding your inner joy and peace is the only real way to work through the ever changing heart.
Away From The Everyday
Away From The Everyday. It would be so easy to live in a bubble. The bubble keeps you from offending people, and thus being offended. But it also keeps you from finding the good and joy in your life. Is the bubble worth it?
The Quiet Of The Moment
The Quiet Of The Moment is where what is most important to you will pop up. You will think on it and move to know how to achieve a peace about it. Quiet times are important to have, a time to think and reflect.
Finding your Heart Again, Having fun along the way
Camping with family can be both chaotic and peaceful depending on the time of day. Camping is also good for the soul, especially when you are enjoying the company around you.
Rae's New Shine Childrens Book
One day Rae woke up and felt different. When she looked at the people around her they seemed to “shine brighter” than she did. When she finally prayed about it and asked her mom for help, she realized she didn’t know her own worth. She didn’t believe in herself and felt dim compared to others. Once she started to see she was talented and worthy her shine came back.
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