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...
by Amy Jung | Feb 7, 2023 | Coaching Yourself, Contentment, Patience, Uncategorized, Yielding and Waiting |
The encouragement in this post has been expanded upon in the podcast episode which can be found below.Will you join me at Asking Is Loving?I’ve known my friend, Susan Newkirk, for about twenty years. We started off being friends through our young adult group at...
by Amy Jung | Mar 3, 2019 | Coaching Yourself, Encouragement, Thinking, Trusting God, Worry, Yielding and Waiting |
Gardening is a form of suffering. Not for everyone who does it, but it is for me! My dad peruses seed catalogs like I used to peruse the Christmas toy catalogs as a child. I, on the other hand, feel a bit anxious at the sight of them in the mailbox. What will I plant?...
by Amy Jung | Jan 11, 2019 | Coaching Yourself, Spiritual Growth, Stress, Thinking, Uncategorized, Worry, Yielding and Waiting |
This past year my family moved out of the house I’d lived in longer than any other house. We were moving into an old farmhouse that we were rehabbing ourselves. It was a challenging process both physically and mentally. As I considered all of the things...
by Amy Jung | Jun 30, 2015 | Encouragement, Yielding and Waiting |
I am so happy to have my friend, Kasia Allen, guest writing here today. I had the privilege of getting to know her when she was a young teenager in high school when I first started going to my church. She has grown up, gone to college and moved on to the big city...
by Amy Jung | Aug 7, 2013 | Ministry and Serving, Spiritual Growth, Yielding and Waiting |
I was a young Christian just beginning to serve the church. I had just finished teaching my preschool Sunday School class when I saw the commotion. I went back inside my room because I knew who this child was and what was going on. I knew that she experienced...
