by Amy Jung | Dec 10, 2021 | Coaching Yourself, Jesus, Uncategorized |
Exasperated with feeling weak and unsuccessful, I grumbled under my breath about the project I was working on. This project had called me to a vulnerable place. I had put myself “out there” and had utilized all my creative energy. I was spiritually,...
by Amy Jung | Nov 13, 2021 | Coaching Yourself, Grace, Uncategorized |
I felt the tug of the strong, Outer Banks current on us and I knew we were in trouble. My daughter and I had been enjoying the rough surf with our new boogie boards on our first full day at the beach. I failed to notice the lone, yellow, caution flag hidden between...
by Amy Jung | Oct 28, 2021 | Coaching Yourself, Grace, Spiritual Growth, Uncategorized |
Have you ever heard this heart-wrenching story? Polish Priest, Maximilian Kolbe, was arrested by the Gestapo for hiding Jews and Polish refugees from the Nazis during World War II. During his time at Auschwitz concentration camp, ten men were rounded up to be starved...
by Amy Jung | Jun 21, 2021 | Coaching Yourself, Identity of a Believer, Thinking, Uncategorized |
It has been a few months since the bitter, cold day that our sweet rabbit, Cocoa, gave birth to her four babies. It was a day that Cocoa acted on her feelings instead of the realities and truth of her situation. The result was quite horrific to see. The ensuing...
by Amy Jung | Jun 1, 2021 | Coaching Yourself, Questions, Thinking, Uncategorized, Who we are in Christ / Identity of a believer |
Sometimes, fighting my own thoughts feels like climbing a mountain. There are slippery slopes, jagged, painful edges, and dangerous cliffs. Being out of my comfort zone can bring on thoughts that are not based on truth and, hence, a mountain climbing expedition! I...
by Amy Jung | May 20, 2021 | Coaching Yourself, Uncategorized |
What if those who are sinking could remember this one thing as they go? That there is a blessing at the bottom. “…or that in this deep whereinto they are descending, there lies a delivering mercy couching to catch them, and to save them from sinking...
