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September: Five Things (opens the original)
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Whether the sudden, sharp intermittent variety or the long-lasting, deep aches, pain is never really welcome. Who wants it? Who needs it? Or maybe the better question is why must we endure it? We all struggle with it and sometimes we suffer from it. And often, er maybe always, we grow because of it. Thanks for reading Faith in Motion ! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="email-input" name="email" tabind
Five Things for August (opens the original)
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Here’s my proof of life—this “five things” newsletter that’s evolved into something I hadn’t expected. It began as a way to share tools, mostly free, and encouragement for helping with health. Delightful, easy ways to move more, prioritize God, and focus on other foundational aspects of health—things I did and benefitted from. Now it’s a record of my personal pain unwinding in this journey of ridding my body of mycotoxins (mold). Maybe that’s enough. Maybe it’s no longer for anyone but me. But m
He's in the waiting, the waiting, the waiting (opens the original)
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There’s a lot swirling through my head these days, but the most important truth is bubbling to the surface over and over—just keep your eyes on Jesus. My visual is Peter trying to walk on water. He wasn’t entirely unsuccessful—and how amazing those first few moments must have felt—but as soon as his gaze looked beyond Jesus, he faltered. This is what gets me. He didn’t need to take his eyes off Jesus. He already had all the information he needed: there was a storm, there were rough waves, it was
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