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19 hours ago

We’ve all been let down, disappointed, felt hopeless. Especially when we see the circumstances around us. We tend to think that it’s over because life didn’t turn out the way that we thought. But that very thing that seems hopeless can be the very thing that God uses to get you to where He wants you to be. In our latest blog, Jennifer Lynn draws examples from the life of the Apostle Peter and how a hopeless period in his life ended up being what catapulted him into his calling.

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No Longer There

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a blog written by Jennifer Lynn Imagine getting your hopes up for something, and then getting let down. I mean utterly disappointed to the point that you lose all hope. Maybe even resort back to ol…

1 week ago

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2 weeks ago

We all know (especially the ladies) that it’s healthier for us and our hair to to go the hairdressers and get regular trims. It cuts away the split ends and all the dead weight so that new growth can happen. But do we go to the same lengths to cut away other things in our lives too to stay equally healthy? In our relationships, finances, mental health, our dreams and goals? Trimming all the access away can be emotional, sometimes down right painful, but it’s necessary for new growth. Letting go of the old is necessary to make room for the new. In our latest blog, Jennifer Lynn discusses how it’s important to recognize when something is dead, to then let it go so that we can grab ahold of something new.

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Dead Weight

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a blog written by Jennifer Lynn So, I cut my hair. It was my birthday recently and I cut my hair, by quite a few inches. I also went really blonde. Every year around my birthday I seem to go throug…

The Unspoken Conversation Guide

2 weeks ago

Want to have a better conversation with someone in your life about Mental Health?

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1 in 5 Canadians will struggle with their mental health this year. Many suffer silently, which means there’s a lot of conversations going unspoken. Sharing and openness can invite healing and…