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6 Signs We're Settling in Our Relationship with God
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We often tell ourselves and each other not to “settle” when it comes to our relationships, career, or the things we want in life. But what about when it comes to our relationship with God? Is that where we’ve decided that where we’re at now is “good enough”?

4 False Views We Have About God
Fill in the blanks. God is _____.
Hmm . . . perhaps we aren’t sure and our mind has drawn a blank.

3 Reasons We Find it Hard to Help
In an ideal world, we can be found with our sleeves rolled up, giving the community hall a good lick of paint. Or a friend popping by with our favourite meals when we’re sick.
Yet, when it comes to carrying those actions out in our own lives, sometimes it’s not quite as easy as we imagine it to be . . .

3 Reasons We Procrastinate (and How We Can Overcome It)
We all have moments of procrastination. We live in a world marred by sin, so we all inevitably have to do things we don’t enjoy doing or find hard to do.
Even so, many of us probably wish that we didn’t procrastinate so much! But before we can think about how to overcome it, we need to first understand why we do it.

5 Budgeting Tips for Tough Times
These days, it can feel like we need to withdraw from our life…

4 Things to Consider When Thinking About Your Job
For some of us, our current job represents a gateway to a meaningful career. For others, it may be the very means to survival.
Whatever you may feel about your job now, know that God offers Himself to you. You need not go into it alone.

5 Signs God is at Work in Your Life | YMI
Whatever you may be going through, there’s no safer place to be than in the hands of God. He’s still working in your life, and He's holding the whole world—and yours—in His hands.

4 Ways to End 2021 Well
Two steps forward, one step back. That pretty much sums up 2021, doesn’t it?
Just when we thought that things were finally looking up, we’re slapped with news about Omicron...

5 Steps to Get Out of Your Comfort Zone | YMI
Most of us love being in our “comfort zone”—the default place we go to “minimise stress and anxiety”. It’s familiar and safe—but if we stay there too long, over time we become lazy, complacent, and inflexible. And most importantly, it could give us a false sense of security and hinder us from growing in trust and obedience to God.