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Being You-er Than You

Posted on May 6, 2017 by

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2 + 2 equals  4… but so does 3 + 1… Just because someone may do things a little bit differently than you, doesn’t mean they are doing it wrong.  This has taken me years to understand, and I think I’m just beginning to…

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“The world has enough women who know how to do their hair.  It needs women who know how to do hard and holy things.”

– Ann Voskamp

 

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maybe... . you were made for this very moment . to walk bravely through blazing fire . and by grace come forth as G O L D . . . [poem: @morganharpernichols]
- h o m e - . praying for adventures in this place, for sweet conversations with friends, warm meals, and late night sleepovers. . praying for this space to be a place for healing, laughter, hospitality, and fellowship. . praying for memories to be made, spiritual battles to be fought, and long hot baths to be taken. . praying for this home to be a haven and a safe space for others to come in and find rest. . grateful for this new beginning.
Shout out to the one and only Katelyn aka KILLA K8 - who faithfully kicks my butt with a smile on her face every single morning at @9round_roundrock! . She has the very special talent of making “not being able to breathe” so much fun 🥊 Love it. . #9round #kickboxing #riseandgrind #shamelesssweatyselfie
When I moved to Texas, I was scared that I’d be isolated, landlocked, and culture shocked. . I thought I’d have to figure out my own way and fight hard to make new friendships. . But God is so faithful... and I am learning that he really is a good Father who loves to give good gifts to his kids. He wants to provide for my needs, he knows the desires of my heart, he understands the struggles I face, and he’s invested in every single detail of my day-to-day. . Today I spent this rainy Austin morning eating breakfast tacos and drinking coffee with a sweet new friend who really loves Jesus, hiking barefoot through the woods, and spontaneous adventuring. . It’s during mornings like these when I am reminded of how well I am known, cared for, and loved by a kind and gracious God who sees me and is sovereign over every circumstance. . Cheers to new cities, new friends, and new seasons - and breakfast tacos.
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