Journaling prompt: How would you describe your ideal life in 2025? What steps can you take today to get there?
Tag Archives: Fear
Reflection Journal, Day 6
Journaling prompt: What are three things you want to let go of? What can you do today to begin releasing them?
Reflection Journal, Day 5
Journaling prompt: Describe a time when you overcame a major challenge. What did you learn from it?
Reflection Journal, Day 4
Journaling prompt: What is something you’ve been avoiding? What is one small step you can take
toward it?
Reflection Journal, Day 3
Journaling prompt: If fear didn’t exist, what would you do differently in your life?
Poem: In Real Life
Sunset Crater Volcano is one the most beautiful places
my eyes have seen. The cratered mountain is covered
by pitch black lava-covered-earth. The flourishing
re-populated forest, which had to break through
incinerated earth encrusted with thousand-year-old
lava rock, stands as witness to the true force of life.
Kirk Franklin’s Father’s Day
Kirk Franklin is a phenomenally successful and beloved musician. I’ve been a fan since 1993. Songs from his debut album, are all-time favorites and on my regular gospel inspiration rotation. Since 1993, he has produced fifteen albums, several with five named groups. His latest album, Father’s Day was released on October 6, 2023. Shortly beforeContinueContinue reading “Kirk Franklin’s Father’s Day”
Thread: Live Before You Die by J.S. Park
Not everyone is able to fully embody themselves, achieve their dreams, pursue their goals, for all sorts of reasons, systemic & traumatic. Do not waste time on everyone else’s vision for you.
ACAD – Fight or Flight: 1 Kings 19
Elijah was afraid and fled for his life. He went alone into the wilderness, traveling all day. He sat down under a solitary broom tree and prayed that he might die. “I have had enough, Lord,” he said. “Take my life.”
Don’t Psych Yourself Out!
The Mountain Sometimes we focus on the mountain. We become fixated on the seemingly insurmountable obstacle we would never even dream of overcoming. Ironically, it’s the self-defeating language we speak to our inner selves that leads to poor imagination. We predetermine we are not able to do, to conquer, to overcome what is before usContinueContinue reading “Don’t Psych Yourself Out!”
Harvest Life 