Grieve What You’ve Lost
Grieving isn’t only for what you had and then lost. It’s also for what you didn’t get to experience in the first place.
Grieving isn’t only for what you had and then lost. It’s also for what you didn’t get to experience in the first place.
Let’s reframe the idea that we must be whole to be useful. We should throw out the useful part of that idea and the whole part (when used to mean mended). What if we could discover God’s power within our brokenness? What if instead of looking for usefulness in wholeness, we find a new and more dynamic power in God’s weakness-powered wholeness?
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