Learning to live after loss blog
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Christmas Courage When It’s Not The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Several years ago, I walked into a department store and saw a plaque that proudly proclaimed, “It’s the most wonderful time of the year!” While that is true for many, it’s not so true for those who are suffering or grieving a loss. And for you, I want to share…
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Unraveling the Mystery of Spiritual Gifts
Spiritual gifts are unique enablements given by the Holy Spirit for ministry and building up the church. Like colors on a palette, each believer’s gifts blend for a unique purpose. Discovering your gift involves serving, listening to the Spirit, and embracing your role for God’s glory and the church’s unity.
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Loved Beyond Comprehension
I am absolutely convinced beyond any doubt that NOTHING in all of the universe will come between us and the love God has for us. Because of the way Jesus, our Messiah and Master, has embraced us, we are champions! May the Truth of these Words from God continue to…
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The Spirit Secures Our Liberation
The Holy Spirit secures my liberation as He testifies who I really am in Christ. The impact of which changes my mindset to inform how I live my life -not letting the temporary challenges of this world have too much emphasis as I wait with hope for future glory.
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What is Spirit Wisdom
Spirit wisdom is a higher wisdom imparted by the Holy Spirit to those growing in faith. It’s not about lofty philosophy, but practical guidance for everyday life. Through God’s Word and Spirit, even the simple can appear wise, finding clarity and peace in decisions both big and small.
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How the Holy Spirit Transforms Me
Today, I reflect on how the Holy Spirit transforms me from the inside out. Drawing from Galatians 5, I share three evidences: true freedom in Christ, the strength to stand firm, and living by Spirit power. Yielding to God’s guidance brings lasting change and spiritual fruit.
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The Day the Spirit Rained Down
On Pentecost, the Holy Spirit poured out with unstoppable power, transforming ordinary lives and launching a movement that would change the world. Through moments of worship, surrender, and faith—even in our struggles—God’s Spirit moves and comforts. We are invited to live boldly knowing Christ has conquered death for us all.

