Stepping into Freedom: Waiting for God’s Purposes
Living in a society where instant information is ubiquitous, it can be hard to have patience when searching for answers. Whether using AI or an internet search, we can find any information at the tips of our fingertips. However, many of the personal and soul-searching questions we all face, especially as we celebrated our graduates this Sunday, don’t yield quick answers and are often fluid throughout the days or even years. Remembering that God instructs us to have patience, “is often the outworking of [His] long, careful purposes” for us.
“Waiting in an Age of Instant Answers” by Perry Brown
Stepping into Freedom: Embracing Doubt
Living in a society where instant information is ubiquitous, it can be hard to have patience when searching for answers. Whether using AI or an internet search, we can find any information at the tips of our fingertips. However, many of the personal and soul-searching questions we all face, especially as we celebrated our graduates this Sunday, don’t yield quick answers and are often fluid throughout the days or even years. Remembering that God instructs us to have patience, “is often the outworking of [His] long, careful purposes” for us.
“Waiting in an Age of Instant Answers” by Perry Brown
Stepping into Freedom: Remembering to Play
On Sunday, we reflected upon how easy it is to get caught up in the comparison game, comparing ourselves to others around us or some standard we feel like we must meet to be successful. This can be another tomb we don’t even realize we are living in. Rather than expecting a home run at our every at bat, what would it look like to celebrate the small things, the incremental growth we experience as God continues to shape us into the unique people God created us to be?
Stepping into Freedom: Celebrating the Small Things
On Sunday, we reflected upon how easy it is to get caught up in the comparison game, comparing ourselves to others around us or some standard we feel like we must meet to be successful. This can be another tomb we don’t even realize we are living in. Rather than expecting a home run at our every at bat, what would it look like to celebrate the small things, the incremental growth we experience as God continues to shape us into the unique people God created us to be?
Stepping into Freedom: Trusting that We Matter
On Sunday, we reflected upon how easy it is to get caught up in the comparison game, comparing ourselves to others around us or some standard we feel like we must meet to be successful. This can be another tomb we don’t even realize we are living in. Rather than expecting a home run at our every at bat, what would it look like to celebrate the small things, the incremental growth we experience as God continues to shape us into the unique people God created us to be?
