by Amy Jung | Mar 23, 2020 | Coaching Yourself, Spiritual Disciplines, Spiritual Growth, Uncategorized |
I feel vulnerable. And when I feel vulnerable, my first reaction is to run away. While I know my response needs to be to run to God, I'm just realizing that this entire week I've been running from Him. What makes you feel vulnerable? For me, there have been some...
by Amy Jung | Mar 16, 2020 | Coaching Yourself, Spiritual Disciplines, Spiritual Growth, Uncategorized |
I breathed in the warm, salty air deeply. With my hair whipping in the wind and waves crashing onto my feet, I smiled and poured out my heart to him as we walked along the beach. It was a season in my life when I traveled often for my job. I was blessed to have...
by Amy Jung | Mar 3, 2020 | Coaching Yourself, Spiritual Disciplines, Spiritual Growth, Thinking, Uncategorized |
Inspired by my journal from three years ago: "I told you guys I need peace this morning!" I had just prayed that the Lord would help me know what to write about for this blog post. He answered quickly. Without skipping a beat, my husband let the dog loose...
by Amy Jung | Feb 24, 2020 | Coaching Yourself, Spiritual Disciplines, Spiritual Growth, Thinking, Uncategorized |
We've come to the second of Brother Lawrence's six ways necessary to develop the spiritual life in The Practice of the Presence of God. I've been talking a bit about my weekly phone call with Suzanne each week and how it's inspired me in practicing the presence...
by Amy Jung | Feb 17, 2020 | Coaching Yourself, Spiritual Disciplines, Spiritual Growth, Thinking, Uncategorized |
I mentioned last week that I talk to my friend, Suzanne, every Wednesday morning. This weekly phone call to Suzanne where we talk about our week and cry out to God together; it's actually taught me a lot about practicing the presence of God. There have been too many...
by Amy Jung | Feb 10, 2020 | Coaching Yourself, Spiritual Disciplines, Spiritual Growth, Thinking, Uncategorized |
There's only one person I ever call at 6:45 a.m. on Wednesday mornings. It's Suzanne. I don't remember the date it started, but we've been doing this for almost thirteen years. It's become a part of my week's spiritual rhythm...like going to church on Sunday...
