For many of us, we live in the age of, “the older I get, the better I was.” For others, it might be, “the older I get the more regret I live with.”
Finding Wholeness in Brokenness
There’s something powerful about a heart that’s been broken open. Not crushed by life’s circumstances, but opened—made tender and receptive to both pain and joy.
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Adversity: The Currency in God’s Economy
By Chuck Allen Life is rarely a smooth journey. We all face storms, valleys, and unexpected trials that shake our …
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The Transformative Power of Authentic Relationships
The Transformative Power of Authentic Relationships: Moving Beyond the Surface by Chuck Allen There’s a moment when we decide to …
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Chief Leadership
I recently read an article in which Coach Andy Reid of the Kansas City Chiefs was describing what made his …
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A Snowy Day in Georgia
Finding Grace in the Pause: What Atlanta’s Snow Day Teaches Us About Slowing Down There’s something quite miraculous about the …
