Category: Relational Wholeness

Song Kind of Journey

there is some expression of a story inside you. There is a testimony of what God has saved you from and what He is saving you into.

From Fear to Freedom – Podcast

“The dark realm exists and there’s an enemy of my soul… AND I stand on the truth of Jesus, on His blood, on His work on the cross to live forgiven and free and as a blessed woman of His.”

What is surrender?

The fall season is a picture of surrender. Look outside your window right now and you will likely see partially bare trees, clinging to a few dead and dying leaves. Watch a moment longer and you'll see them let go of a leaf, and then another. Every year the trees surrender to this process. Every … Continue reading What is surrender? →

My Surrender

This is a prayer by author Richard Rohr that speaks surrender to me...

How healing impacts our relationships

“... God can renew our hearts and minds to be able to see people as He sees them…”

Joyce’s Journey

“My healing journey began when I experienced a betrayal in my life...”

Still Small Voice #KillinIt

This blog post is a special art contribution created by Jayce - a graduate of the Clean Heart Program at Mid-Valley Fellowship. His colorful, exciting style is matched with an important deeper meaning. Jayce shares it's significance below.

Exploring Taking Back Ground: Walking Out the Process

In this third segment of exploring the Taking Back Ground Series, Phil Hobizal covers what it looks like to "walk out the process".

Exploring Taking Back Ground: Redemption: God’s Message of Hope

In Section Two of the first year of the Taking Back Ground series, we look at “Knowing God in Our Struggle”. As believers in Christ, we understand the Gospel message, but many of us have not invited Him into the deepest parts of our struggles.

An Upside-Down Kingdom Perspective

Part of navigating challenges in life is accepting the things we cannot change. We cannot control the restrictions we are given or how others will react. We ultimately cannot control whether we get sick or not. If we can accept these things, rather than fighting them, we can instead focus our energy and attention on what we can control.