Crossroads invite choices (change, perspective, leaving one place for another)

Crossroads invite choices (change, perspective, leaving one place for another)

We can take the words I CAN’T and change them to I Cancel All Negative Thoughts! Canceling negative thoughts may not give me immediate (or any) comfort but it can give me perspective and help me see through the fog of grief.

We can take the words I CAN’T and change them to I Cancel All Negative Thoughts! Canceling negative thoughts may not give me immediate (or any) comfort but it can give me perspective and help me see through the fog of grief.

We can take the words I CAN’T and change them to I Cancel All Negative Thoughts! Canceling negative thoughts may not give me immediate (or any) comfort but it can give me perspective and help me see through the fog of grief.

The words "I Can't" are powerful destructive words… they hold immense influence over our actions, our speech, our thoughts, our dreams and even our faith. This phrase destroys hope, responsibility, motivation and the most holy desires we carry. These words reveal our weaknesses, in ways we wished they didn’t. Can we redeem these words and the influence they have on us? Can our weakness… be redeemed?

The words "I Can't" are powerful destructive words… they hold immense influence over our actions, our speech, our thoughts, our dreams and even our faith. This phrase destroys hope, responsibility, motivation and the most holy desires we carry. These words reveal our weaknesses, in ways we wished they didn’t. Can we redeem these words and the influence they have on us? Can our weakness… be redeemed?

The words "I Can't" are powerful destructive words… they hold immense influence over our actions, our speech, our thoughts, our dreams and even our faith. This phrase destroys hope, responsibility, motivation and the most holy desires we carry. These words reveal our weaknesses, in ways we wished they didn’t. Can we redeem these words and the influence they have on us? Can our weakness… be redeemed?

Two Mother's Day reflections from Christine Cookingham

Two Mother's Day reflections from Christine Cookingham