by Amy Jung | Nov 25, 2022 | Coaching Yourself, Contentment, Uncategorized |
Who would've thought playing with pumpkins in a creek could be so fun? It was a great challenge to throw pumpkins into our creek and try to pick them up from inside a makeshift boat, an old deer sled. Picking them up was somewhat easy, but getting them into the sled...
by Amy Jung | Nov 12, 2022 | Coaching Your Friends, Coaching Your Kids, Coaching Your Spouse, Coaching Yourself, Contentment, Uncategorized |
Click below to check out the podcast version of this post: What dreams and desires get in the way of more fully embracing Jesus and others? I prayed that the Lord would help me to desire to embrace Him over other things that were creeping into my heart. He reminded me...
by Amy Jung | Oct 23, 2022 | Coaching Yourself, Contentment, Uncategorized |
Click below to check out the podcast version of this post! With a crowbar in one muddy hand and a shovel in the other, I lifted my eyes and voice toward the sky. Heavy rain pelted my face and I cried out, "God, what are we doing here?!" It was Labor Day a few years...
by Amy Jung | Sep 27, 2022 | Coaching Yourself, Contentment, Uncategorized |
You can access the podcast, Asking is Loving, version of this post by clicking on the show graphic below: To say that the weekly 6:00 a.m. conversation and prayer time with my friend, Suzanne, is fuel for my blog and podcast would be an understatement. That...
by Amy Jung | Aug 20, 2022 | Coaching Your Friends, Coaching Your Kids, Coaching Your Spouse, Coaching Yourself, Jesus, Stress, Trusting God, Uncategorized |
August of 2020 seems so long ago, but I'm revisiting a post from back then because it was such an uncertain time. As I face some new unknowns over the next month, I want to remember some things I learned during that first year or two of Covid. I remember spending more...
by Amy Jung | Aug 15, 2022 | Anger, Coaching Your Friends, Coaching Your Kids, Coaching Your Spouse, Coaching Yourself, Uncategorized |
God's Word calls us to turn to Him at all times, but what if we struggle with that in the midst of feelings of anger and irritation? In this episode based on a previous blog post, we remember that we can approach the throne of grace for help in our time of need. Will...
