by Amy Jung | Feb 7, 2025 | Coaching Yourself, Patience, Questions, Thinking, Trusting God, Uncategorized, Yielding and Waiting |
What are you waiting on the Lord for? Perhaps it's guidance, good news, a job, a provision of some kind, or reconciliation with a loved one. Are you finding that difficult? Waiting well can be so hard. I’ve been waiting on the Lord for months for a sense of closure on...
by Amy Jung | Apr 10, 2023 | Thinking, Uncategorized |
I'm excited to introduce a special guest and her writing to you today! Kelly Balarie is a master encourager and a passionate writer and speaker about God's truths. She knows the power of God's truth for the heart, soul, and mind and since we are all about turning...
by Amy Jung | Jul 31, 2022 | Coaching Yourself, Thinking, Uncategorized |
Outside forces can impact rivers; obstructions can cause the current to divert and cut channels in a new direction. The Mississippi River once changed course because of the New Madrid earthquake in 1811. It has been said that beavers are “ecosystem engineers.” When...
by Amy Jung | Jul 13, 2022 | Coaching Your Friends, Coaching Your Kids, Coaching Your Spouse, Coaching Yourself, Thinking, Uncategorized |
Well, I've put this off for a long time, but I've finally created the first episode of my first podcast! Friends have told me more than once that they wished they could listen to my blog. Like me, they just don't have time for all the reading they want to do. As my...
by Amy Jung | May 28, 2022 | Coaching Your Friends, Coaching Your Kids, Coaching Your Spouse, Coaching Yourself, Thinking, Uncategorized |
I didn't sleep a wink the night before our class IV/V adventure down the Chattooga River. It was a ride I personally did not sign up for. A part of the vacation that my husband thought would be a great family experience. I was thankful for the mandatory safety video...
by Amy Jung | May 20, 2022 | Coaching Your Friends, Coaching Your Kids, Coaching Your Spouse, Coaching Yourself, Thinking, Uncategorized |
I used to live just one street over from the bluffs that rise up over the Missouri River. I'm familiar with its power. My kids and I loved to walk down to our historic town's riverfront to stand at the banks and throw rocks and sticks into it. Sticks were our favorite...
