Lauren Dunn is a writer and toddler teacher, and she blogs at These Traveling Days. She loves to read books that are so good they make her want to crawl into their stories, and she can never have enough of her favorite Pixar movies or chocolate chip cookie dough.
Instead of trying to avoid inevitable failure, maybe it would be better to learn the right way to handle it. Here are some ideas to get us started.
We are given the responsibility to help each other complete the good works God has planned for us. So stir up some love and good works this Sunday.
After years of working off to-do lists, I have realized that I began to judge the success of my days by how many tasks I checked off my list.
Once we’re past Labor Day weekend and the leaves start changing, I begin complaining that winter is coming.
Investing is confusing and can be risky. But we gain so much by stepping into these new experiences, and our economy is improved by our participation.
Sometimes seeking out professional help is necessary, but all anxiety requires help on some level — help that God and others around us can give.
Be willing to break through your comfort zone. Pick a couple new things to try, and leave those muddy ruts behind.
Give yourself time for conversations. You just might find something beautiful that you have missed.
End of content
No more pages to load
© 2019 Focus on the Family
