Author: Theresa Slabbekoorn

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Better Than A Resolution

Looking back, I can’t pinpoint when I stopped being a slave to fear, depreciating self-talk, self-protective mindsets, and actions generated from inner turmoil. When I started to live as a Christian at 22, I tried to find freedom from the internal storms by controlling myself, others, and everything around me. All my good intentions only increased everyone’s frustration and conflict. I sought freedom through biblical knowledge, as if healing and victory were an intellectual acquisition. … Continue reading >Better Than A Resolution

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The Practice of Replacement

Looking back, I can’t pinpoint when I stopped being a slave to fear, depreciating self-talk, self-protective mindsets, and actions generated from inner turmoil. When I started to live as a Christian at 22, I tried to find freedom from the internal storms by controlling myself, others, and everything around me. All my good intentions only increased everyone’s frustration and conflict. I sought freedom through biblical knowledge, as if healing and victory were an intellectual acquisition. … Continue reading >The Practice of Replacement

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Still-Power NOT Will-Power

Anthony contacted Life Center five years ago and asked, “What is your success rate?” He expressed his desperation, sharing that he was contemplating suicide. He sought reassurance that Life Center could offer him a different experience, as he couldn’t bear the thought of having his hopes crushed once more. Dawn, one of our wonderful receptionists, shared Luke 1:27, saying, “Nothing is impossible WITH God.” She scheduled Anthony’s first meeting for that same week. … Continue reading >Still-Power NOT Will-Power

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BEHOLD the SAVIOR!

Envision yourself among the shepherds on that dark night. Rome occupied their homeland and much of the known world with loveless authority. The weight of Roman taxes was an oppressive burden. Hellenism, the belief that man is the sum of all things, had sadly brushed God and His love aside as irrelevant. In their place, man’s opinions and desires were exalted and even enjoyed by some spiritual leaders and countrymen. … Continue reading >BEHOLD the SAVIOR!