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Getting lost in the weeds…

Lately I have been feeling overwhelmed by a lot of new things on the horizon. New job, new home, new schools and just navigating life in general. As I feel stress creep up on me I’m constantly reminded that nothing in life worth having is easy. I could live in a perfect safe bubble all of my life but never taste the fruit of my labor. Or I could remain quiet and never make generational waves that pave a way for my children. When God sends you into new chapters I don’t think he is asking you to feel equipped and comfortable. It takes getting lost in the weeds to find your way back to Eden.

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