by Janel Breitenstein | Jan 20, 2017 | closeness; intimacy, Discussion Questions, faith, Gratitude, helping others, Ideas, methods, practical, prayer, Questions to take your relationships deeper, relationships, simplicity, spiritual life skills/spiritual disciplines, time alone with God, time management, time together
Last year, I kicked off 2016 with 6 Ways to Take Your Relationships Deeper, parts I and II and dug into that a little with six sets of questions help tug your most intimate friendships to the next level. This year, I’ve kicked off 2017 with questions to help us...
by Janel Breitenstein | Jan 17, 2017 | difficulty, discouragement, emotion, encouragement, failure, faith, fear, God's will, identity, work
Why does it seem like everyone else my age is promoted, and I’m stuck in Gruntwork Land? I should be married by now. I am so. Tired. Of the little kid season. Why did I quit my job? He started at the same time as I did. How did he get so much further ahead? Who goes...
by Janel Breitenstein | Jan 14, 2017 | closeness; intimacy, Discussion Questions, faith, Gratitude, helping others, Ideas, methods, practical, prayer, Questions to take your relationships deeper, relationships, simplicity, spiritual life skills/spiritual disciplines, time alone with God, time management, time together
Last year, I kicked off 2016 with 6 Ways to Take Your Relationships Deeper, parts I and II and dug into that a little with six sets of questions help tug your most intimate friendships to the next level. This year, I’ve kicked off 2107 with questions to help us...
by Janel Breitenstein | Jan 12, 2017 | challenging, closeness; intimacy, difficulty, discouragement, emotion, encouragement, enduring love, failure, faith, fear, God's will, guest post, love, prayer, prayers, time alone with God
Do you remember the moment that first made you wonder if He truly loved you? I don’t know if I remember the first one. But I remember the first big one, and I can trace the crooked, faltering lines of the rest of them through my past. (Fear has its way of searing...
by Janel Breitenstein | Jan 11, 2017 | children, failure, Gratitude, guest post, kids, methods, Parenting, practical, true success, tweens and teens, work
The idea bubbled up not long after my kids’ grandpa helped them each weave their own survival bracelets: eight feet of 500 paracord specially plaited and buckled around their wrists. The idea is that if you were in an emergency situation, you could use it, say, for a...
