Welcome to our favorites on the topic of waiting at Embracing the Unexpected. On this page, you will find links to some of our reader’s favorite blog posts, printables, and a few book recommendations by Maree Dee. We hope that our sharing will help you to embrace the wait well.
What do you think, should couples discuss depression in marriage? If you or your spouse have depression do you openly discuss it together? Whatever you do read this post, it might change your mind on the importance of becoming a team in whatever struggles you might have. As I always say, We were never meant to…
I thought you might enjoy seeing what sparked interest in the community at “Embracing the Unexpected” in the first quarter of 2018. Find out what resonated with our readers by seeing what they viewed, commented on, or shared the most.
Grieving is hard enough with any loss but even more complicated when it comes to pain the world can’t see. Have you ever suffered, and no one seemed to understand, acknowledge, or support you through the heartache? It brings up the question we must ask, how do we grieve losses the world can’t see?
Welcome to Our Page on the Topic of Grief & Loss On this page, you will find a variety of items related to our series on the topic of “Grief and Loss.” All items have struck a chord with either our readers or Maree, and she thought they might for you too. . Books I love books!…
Do you have an anxious heart or trouble being still? Today I want you to meet, Julie Loos, a friend of mine who blogs over at Unmasking the Mess. She brings us a fresh perspective as she shares what it is like to be still in the midst of anxiety. She is my hero when…
Is being still uncomfortable for you? It is for me, and it follows me right into my prayer life. Learning about God and serving him comes easy for me. However, sitting still with Jesus is an area that is a continuous struggle for me. Join us as we tackle the meaning and benefits of being…
Sitting in my comfortable chair outside, listening to the birds chirp, I think life today is not bad. My day feels smooth, easy, and comfortable. Relishing in the fact that right now, school is starting for the new year, and it is no longer a part of my world. I consciously ignore those old feelings…
So maybe the perfectionist in your life is “YOU” or someone you love. I bet you have formed some inaccurate perceptions about them. Perhaps you have even gone so far as to rid yourself of their friendship. In today’s post let’s start dispelling the many myths that surround perfectionists.
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