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I'm learning to show up

not just as an entrepreneur but as a shepherd. God placed a calling on me and I'm learning to stop running from and and to submit myself to Him. While on this journey I want to be transparent and show other people that He doesn't expect us to be perfect. He said to come as you are. He will renew you. We just have to surrender to. He's not afraid of our issues and problems. Join me and follow me as I learn to show up and be transparent on my kingdom journey

#prayer #findingmyself #findingmypeople #findinggod #praywithoutceasing #biblejournaling #biblestudy #womenoflemon8 #womenofgod

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In today's fast-paced world, many individuals struggle to balance their spiritual lives with personal challenges. It’s essential to understand that God invites us to come as we are, rather than waiting for the perfect moment. Embracing our imperfections can lead to a more profound and genuine connection with Him. In this journey, the concept of vulnerability plays a significant role. Being open about our struggles can inspire others to do the same, fostering a supportive community where honesty reigns. Through prayer and spiritual practices such as Bible journaling, we can deepen our understanding of our faith and discover the strength to face our issues. Moreover, the connection with like-minded individuals is invaluable. Engaging in discussions about faith, accountability, or even ordinary life challenges can create a sense of belonging. Utilizing platforms to connect with others on similar spiritual paths can provide encouragement and motivation. Lastly, remember that every step taken on this journey is significant, no matter how small. Embracing the call to be a shepherd for others can transform not only your life but also the lives of those around you, creating a ripple effect of positivity and faith. Join me in this endeavor, and let’s learn to show up together in our walks of faith.

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Post, I found on LinkedIn learning

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Learning Discipline, One Step at a Time 🌿

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Learning to put Jesus First ✨

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LEARNING TO FORGIVE EASILY- CHRISTIAN GUIDE‼️

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