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Waiting is never easy, but in Christ we know the waiting is for a purpose. I challenge you to wait well. Let the anxiety and the fear roll off of your shoulders as you posture your faith in God's sovereignty. ... See MoreSee Less
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You have the power to speak life or death. What you tell yourself matters.Even if we don’t realize it, we are talking to ourselves daily, telling ourselves that we are worthy or unworthy, enough or lacking, valuable or disposable.Take some time to listen to yourself today and hear what's being said, even if the words aren’t spoken out loud. What beliefs do you have about yourself that your thoughts only reinforce?Then talk back.We may know the Truth, but we also have to tell this Truth to ourselves. We have to point out the lies that our flesh tells us, expose those lies, bring them into the light, and then directly combat them with the assurance of Truth. ... See MoreSee Less
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Under the covers. That’s where I was when my da Under the covers. That’s where I was when my daughter @karissfarris called and said, “Mom it’s snowing outside! You have to grab your camera and go find a cute spot and take some photos! So because she is the best photographer I know, I obeyed. I grabbed my camera and a tripod and then left my house to find a spot. The word is PIVOT. I had no intention of taking pictures of myself that day. But the weather changed and the opportunity presented itself for me to capture an image of myself with snow. Nobody knows or cares that the clothes I had on while under the covers were now hidden underneath a sweater and a scarf. I took the open door and made an on-the-spot decision to jump up and move. Sometimes life is like that. You have a plan for your day… or your week… or your year…. And then an opportunity presents itself. And you get to choose. Maybe the unexpected weather in your life is simply an opportunity. The word is PIVOT. I know this is January and many of us are all about setting goals and making plans but maybe you ought to take a present opportunity. You never know what you might capture if you jump up, use what you have, and make an unplanned move. And nobody will care about what you got out from under to take a different direction for your day... or your life. Sometimes the most beautiful things that you will capture in this life you aren’t looking for. You just notice the atmosphere shift and go with it. 📸: Yours truly #canon70d #sigma35mm #canonremoteselfie
Are you ever overwhelmed by your growing list of c Are you ever overwhelmed by your growing list of commitments and the general busyness of life? Many of us lead lives that are bustling and incredibly full, yet in the Scriptures, God has clearly modeled the act of resting. God wants us to be reminded that rest is equally important.  How do we learn to carefully choose our commitments and avoid being consumed by a “never stop” mentality? In this episode, my sister, Priscilla Shirer and I chat about how to slow down and make room in a busy life and cultivating intentional opportunities to rest. She shares great strategies for: • Evaluating existing commitments • Learning to say “no” without guilt • Allowing God to demonstrate components of His character through rest Listen on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify, or on the blog at chrystalevanshurst.com/281. Link in bio.
She loved flowers…and pastor’s wives. . Today’s a good day to honor my mother’s memory and to also encourage your pastor’s wife :) . It’s been a year since we held the services to celebrate my mother’s life. One of the things we talked about publicly was her heart for pastor’s wives and we asked that you would honor my mother’s memory but encouraging your pastor’s wife. . Well.. this is still a good idea. Last year was hard for all of us. It was also hard for the churches that serve us and the pastor’s that teach us. This means that there were many additional unspoken burdens many Pastor’s wives had to shoulder. . Pastor’s wives are often forgotten and their contributions to the ministries they serve alongside their husbands are not always recognized or appreciated. So if you are able, send your pastor’s wife flowers as encouragement for the year gone by and encouragement for the year to come. Send her a handwritten note. If you know her personally, call, text, or even DM on social media. . Encouraging your pastor’s wife is a good thing to do. . And this time of year is a good time to do it. . #LoisLegacy . Repost @pastorswivesministry . Our founder, Dr. Lois Evans, loved to send and receive flowers. And on this day, one year ago, we began what we hope will become an annual tradition. We asked you to celebrate Dr. Lois' legacy by honoring your pastor's wife with the gift of fresh flowers. Pastors' wives from across the nation reached out to us and told us how thankful they were for the flowers you sent last year.⠀ ⠀ So today, we once again ask you to send flowers to your pastor's wife as a token of appreciation for the year gone by and gratitude for the year to come.⠀ ⠀ Let us know you plan to participate in the comments below. We can't wait to hear from your pastor's wife again this year!
2021 is a year of grace and knowing what’s reall 2021 is a year of grace and knowing what’s really important. . The 2020 family photo was important. Sharing it in 2020? . Well... I choose to give myself grace to share it in 2021. . Happy New Year! . 📸: @pharrisphotos . 🖼: @creativegracedesign
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