In Ecclesiastes it says that there is a time and a season for everything in life. “A time to uproot and a time to be planted… a time to weep and a time to laugh…” For some, that change might come in the prospects of what to do after college, in new seasons of employment or job loss, trial or victory. In all the seasons of life you may face, you will never be stuck in that same place for long. Our lives are constantly changing and ebbing and flowing like the tides, because life is never still and neither is our faith

Read more at the source: A New Season of Trust

Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Refresh with Tia.

Is there such a thing as too much good? Maybe it’s not in the word good but where the intentions behind it are coming from. We can have the best intentions but still miss the point

Read more at the source: Working Hard or Hardly Working?

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Have you ever felt like you couldn’t forgive someone for what they’ve done? Like it was too much to consider doing because that would mean justice wouldn’t be served in your heart. I sure have lately but what God is showing me is that even though what they did is terrible, it only hurts me more not to forgive them. Sometimes we try to hold on to our resentment or anger to make the other person suffer the consequences but in truth we are the ones holding ourselves captive by keeping that inside us. It builds and we feel the pain and indignation fresh every time we think of the individual or are reminded of what happened

Read more at the source: I Don’t Want to Be a Bellhop

Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Refresh with Tia.