by ParticularlyCALLED | Dec 7, 2018 | Personal Growth, Prayer, Quiet and Listening to God, Spiritual Growth
Do you know what it feels like to be passing through a season of Spiritual Dryness? Where are all the warm fuzzies that you had when you started your journey? Maybe you haven’t done anything wrong. Perhaps, it’s just the opposite… Are YOU...
by ParticularlyCALLED | Nov 7, 2018 | Prayer, Spiritual Disciplines
Do you know how to love your enemies? Even the concept of HAVING enemies is hard for me… but LOVING them is a whole other level of hard! But, does it have to be? We don’t want Enemies I used to have no enemies. I was very proud of this. I valued...
by ParticularlyCALLED | Aug 17, 2018 | Personal Growth, Prayer
I have to recommit every day in order to prioritize my prayer life. This time genuinely sustains my life. It gives me rest, energy and peace. Without it, I can’t imagine what my life would be like. My marriage definitely wouldn’t be as close. My parenting wouldn’t...
by ParticularlyCALLED | Jun 22, 2018 | Personal Growth, Quiet and Listening to God, Spiritual Growth
Do you talk too much??? You are not alone. Most people don’t even notice it. It is so common now that it is practically mainstream and even seen as a positive thing in many instances. It has taken me years to recognize it’s negative impact on my own life....
by ParticularlyCALLED | Jun 1, 2018 | Prayer, Quiet and Listening to God, Spiritual Growth
My undeniable and unshakable relationship with God is the only thing that gets me through my day. It is the only thing that keeps me going in my current season and in our family’s current state of uncertainty. People call us crazy. No one understands. (If you are...
by ParticularlyCALLED | May 18, 2018 | Prayer, Spiritual Growth
Ever wonder why so many churches even bother with music when most of them are so bad at it? It is just rules or traditions that keep us singing at all our church services? Turns out using music to help you pray is REALLY good for you, no matter what you think of the...
