HeyJaredLauren Hunt
Living real life with Ridiculous Faith as a wife, mom, learning leader, and grace-chaser.
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When Your Vision Gets Blurry (opens the original)
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At my eye exam this week, the technician put drops in my eyes that changed the way I saw things. During the period of time that my eyes were dilated, things that were normally clear became blurry. Light felt different. Tasks such as reading were harder. In response, I found myself squinting, slowing down, and relying on what I already knew rather than what I could see.Spiritually, our vision can become distorted too.Stress can blur our vision.Fear can blur it.Busyness can blur it.Disappointment
Oops, I Did It Again (opens the original)
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I wish I could tell you that when the pressure started building, I stopped, prayed, opened my Bible, and asked God to help me respond wisely.But, I didn’t.Instead, I leaned into the very habit I have been trying to break.Mounting PressureNothing was necessarily wrong, but everything felt heavy. As I settle into my role at a new school, the responsibilities are beginning to ramp up. I’m teaching two undergraduate courses at night that are just getting started. Our sons are both busy with sports,
Even Now (opens the original)
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Over the past several weeks, I’ve spent time reading the books of the major and minor prophets. Lately, I’ve been struck by how radically different humans are from God Almighty.As I’ve been reading about Israel’s repeated unfaithfulness, I am completely blown away that God never stopped pursuing them. In my experiences, when I’ve been hurt, disrespected, or mistreated, I have a tendency to withdraw from those who caused me pain. God, after all the idols, ignored warnings, and broken promises, ha
Savior AND Lord (opens the original)
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We are often comfortable thinking of Jesus as the One who saves us, but how comfortable are we thinking of Jesus as the One who has full authority over us? We love Savior Jesus as we cry out, forgive me, heal me, help me…But Lord Jesus says,Follow Me, Obey Me, Trust Me.And that’s where faith becomes uncomfortable.Who’s in the Driver’s Seat?Now that we are a family of four drivers, I sometimes walk out our front door and ask, “Who’s driving?” Typic
Thought Partners (opens the original)
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Building CommunityCoaching, at its best, isn’t about being the smartest person in the room. It doesn’t require being the one with all the right answers. Instead, it’s about building enough trust that two people can sit beside one another, think together, wrestle ideas together, and grow together.Before I can be someone’s thought partner, I have to be someone that teachers trust enough to think out loud with. Before I can really coach, it’s important to build relationships within my new school. T
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