Category Archives: Changes

Every week during the month of March there will be a new way for you to get a free copy of my new book, When God Changes Your Plans, before publication.  Life is full of changes and how we handle … Continue reading →

Three overarching truths have helped me navigate the changes that God has made to my life that was different from what I expected.  I would like to share them with you in hopes that it will be a great help … Continue reading →

Immutable God             In my recent time of distress, I fell in love again with the old hymn entitled, Be Still My Soul by Katharina Von Schlegel. One line in particular brought peace to my troubled soul: “In every change, … Continue reading →

Reacting to changes shows us what we are made of.  It is nakedly revealing as to what is inside of us when we confronted with change.  What we choose to hold on to reveals much about our longings and the … Continue reading →

Dealing with life’s changes is not something you succeed in and then go on to the next thing on the list.  Life changes continue to happen in some form or another.  Home may become constant and then the job situation … Continue reading →

Yesterday we said what meaning a person attributes to his or her circumstance will determine the level of trauma the person is experiencing.   I asked you to take a moment and examine some of your past hurts or a hurt … Continue reading →

I remember sitting in my counseling class as we discussed the hard struggles of  life. The true meaning was summed up not by what happens to us, but by our reactions to what happens to us.  One of the most … Continue reading →

There have been times in my life that I struggled and fought to hold on to something that it was time to let go of.  I’m not saying that that is an easy assignment, but my actions, or rather my … Continue reading →

I have come to discover that my success in life will be determined by how I handle changes.  My ability to release some things and then to embrace some other things will correspond directly to how I move or stay … Continue reading →