HeyJaredFIND YOUR PURPOSE NOW
Living outside of the purpose for which you were born and perfectly matched leaves you with a sense of dissatisfaction. It can lead to depression and despair. The good news is that when you live your purpose, you love your life.
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They Told Me I Was Too Much. It Turns Out, “Too Much” Was Exactly What My Purpose Required. (opens the original)
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Have you been told that you’re too loud? Too sensitive? Too intense? Too stubborn? Too ambitious? Too emotional? Too strong? Maybe you’ve been told that you’re too quiet. Too wimpy. Too weak. Unfeeling. Uncaring. Or you’ve heard that you’re too fat, too skinny, too dumb, too … fill in the blank on whatever ugly words that have been directed at you. But wait, stop, don’t. These kinds of words stick with us. They weigh down our hearts. They lead us to think all of our flaws, which always leads to
Out of Range--Why People Who Care Drift Apart (opens the original)
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Some of the people we’ve lost are still alive. There was no argument, betrayal or final goodbye. No one decided that the relationship no longer mattered. Life simply carried people in different directions until someone who had once been part of every ordinary day became someone remembered mostly through memories. The relationship did not necessarily end. It just stopped being current because the person is no longer in close enough range to share the details of daily life. The first cut is the de
What Will You Do About Jesus? (opens the original)
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We insure houses that may never burn, plan vacations, and agonize over what to wear to soon-forgotten events. Yet we give little thought to the one appointment none of us can cancel: the end of this life. There is a 100% chance that each of us will leave this earth. Our possessions, titles, and accomplishments will remain behind. What will matter is whether this life was all there was—and, if not, what comes next. Standing at the center of that question is Jesus. Most people have heard of Him. S
We Don’t Need a Calmer Sea. We Need to Become Better Sailors. (opens the original)
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We’ve all experienced times when we feel like we’re in the center of a storm that is completely outside of our control. (If you haven’t yet, chances are you will.) We wish the storm would end. We wonder when it will end. We may ask if it will ever end. But perhaps the better question is, “ Who am I becoming while I’m in the midst of the storm ?” That is where the story of Captain Joshua Slocum comes in. In 1895, he set out alone to sail around the world in a boat measuring just under 37 feet lon
Counterfeit Virtues: Will you do just about anything to avoid conflict? (opens the original)
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There are people who will do almost anything to avoid conflict. They change the subject. They keep their opinions to themselves. They let things slide. They nod in agreement when they don’t really agree at all. They hide hurt feelings rather than risk an argument. They tell themselves that being the bigger person means staying quiet. From the outside, this can look peaceful, mature and even loving. But sometimes it is none of those things. Sometimes it is fear. Fear of anger. Fear of rejection.
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