Do you find yourself constantly disappointed by the people around you? Your spouse, kids, boss, family, and friends? Could it be that you need to adjust your expectations? You can find great joy and satisfaction when you know where to look for them! Why not join us today for more?
Can you say you are greatly enjoying your relationship with Jesus? Is He real and precious to you these days? Would you like for your relationship to be sweeter, stronger, and more meaningful? Learn how to practically follow hard after God and how to enjoy Him more today on the blog and the podcast.
Even in the middle of this crazy season, we can find hope and joy and laughter! We don’t have to be miserable just because so many things around us are miserable. We can rise above! I want to give you some very practical ways to do this! Here are 12 quick ways to add joy to your life.
We can endure almost anything if we know why it is happening. But we don’t always get the luxury of knowing why. And sometimes life is just hard, challenging, and dark. There are seasons that all of us go through when the bottom falls out and we don’t know what to do. Today, join Melanie Redd and some wisdom from the ministry of Pastor Adrian Rogers as we look at how we can discover greater courage as we walk through the dark seasons of life. Learn how to be a woman of courage even in the midst of the very worst days.
Peace. It’s something most people are searching for. But how do we find it? Especially when life gets rainy and stormy? Where do we anchor our hearts and lives when the winds start to blow and the rain begins to fall? Discover how to find peace in the storm in this new podcast episode.
Do you ever need a little push to get you out of your comfort zone? A little inspiration to help you to move the needle in your life. Today, we are talking with a woman who constantly challenges herself (and others) to be brave, try new things, and step out into the great unknown. She’s a coach, and she shares some outstanding benefits to having a coach in your life.
