by Amy Jung | Sep 17, 2025 | Coaching Yourself, Grace, Rest, Spiritual Growth, Trusting God |
This week, I found myself in the horse pasture, gathering apples. Our horses are blessed to have a couple of apple trees and one peach tree in their little pasture, and we are blessed that they don't eat them all. Apple picking was not high on my teenage children's...
by Amy Jung | Aug 8, 2025 | Coaching Yourself, Encouragement, Grace, Jesus, Renewing the Mind |
A few years ago, I had a season when weakness seemed to stalk me. I felt unsuccessful and drained—spiritually, mentally, and physically. The project I was working on had demanded all my creative energy and left me raw. I had put myself "out there," fully exposed and...
by Amy Jung | Oct 22, 2024 | Coaching Yourself, Grace, Story |
We weave thick vines in and out of and around our circular, amateur base to create a decorative ball. Soon, solar lights will be added to make it a visible yard ornament for the dark fall and winter nights that stretch ahead of us. It seems to be an illustration of...
by Amy Jung | May 23, 2024 | Coaching Yourself, Encouragement, Grace, Hope, Joy, Trusting God, Uncategorized |
Do you ever feel ashamed or disappointed that you have lacked faith or confidence in God…or even doubted Him? Our doubts, lack of trust, or weak faith may tempt us to think our faith isn’t strong enough. Let’s look at some scripture passages that might encourage us –...
by Amy Jung | Mar 14, 2024 | Coaching Yourself, Encouragement, Grace, Uncategorized |
Not too long ago, I wrote a post about how my cat, Lovey, shows my family what abiding does and doesn’t look like. Among Lovey’s many desirable cat qualities, He enjoys taking walks in the woods with me and my dog, Shadow. It’s difficult to make...
by Amy Jung | Aug 7, 2023 | Coaching Yourself, Grace, Hope, Questions, Uncategorized |
Earlier this year, my family was punched in the emotional gut numerous times in a matter of weeks. Two officers were shot in my small hometown just twenty minutes away from where I now live. Tragically, one died and the other is still recovering. As a pastor and...
