Do you find yourself getting lost in negative thoughts, spending hours worrying about what-ifs? It’s time to retrain your brain and make God the conductor of your train of thoughts.
Anne, the author of two groundbreaking books, ‘Retrain Your Brain: Make God the Conductor of Your Train of Thoughts‘ and ‘Separated Not Divorced: My Husband Moved Out, Now What?‘, knows firsthand the power of aligning your thinking with God.
Join us to navigate the challenges of separation and discover how to prioritize meaningful time with God over mindless scrolling on social media.
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3 Clear Statements from God to Start the Year
3 clear statements that God said to me to start the year: You are dearly loved, Stop hiding, and You're going to be alright. These were very profound and I desperately needed to hear them. Why? Well I published my first book Retrain Your Brain: Make God the Conductor...
Worry – Let’s Combat This Together
Today we are living in uncertain times which can and has created worry. Who could have predicted that we would be practicing social distancing? I don't think that term was even used in our common language, now it's a daily reminder. Spring break plans changed for...
Courage to be Brave and to Get Out of the Whale
Gaining courage to be brave and get out of the whale ... God whispered - write. He was calling me to a new venture. Therefore, I tried on numerous occasions to start a blog. I am not a blog follower, so not really sure what I was doing. I also have a tendency to...
Separated Not Divorced
Did your husband move out? Are you considering leaving your spouse? Are you hiding in shame because you and your spouse have been living like roommates? Have you been living separated in your home?
Separation can be a challenging and confusing time, filled with uncertainty and pain. But it can also be an opportunity for growth, healing, and transformation. In Separated not Divorced, you’ll learn how to navigate the ups and downs of separation with grace, wisdom, and purpose.
