commitment, Forgiveness Is When Life Begins [4Given.me]

We identify opportunities that need greater attention while encouraging growth in areas of excellence. Our services can be scaled for both the individual or group setting. Forgiveness is a difficult endeavor for many. It is an obstacle that cannot be overcome with brute force because it only responds to a humble heart. We help people overcome their doubts and anxieties and fears through the sharing the Gospel message. Our services include helping others to identify behavioral obstacles while encouraging positive lifestyle modifications that are unique to each individual.

Everyone is different, but the solution is same. The goal is to find a path tailored for each person's unique differences so they can seek the solution for themselves. Everyone desires peace and joy—which is found through Christ—but too many people have unrealistic expectations that life will continue blissfully after salvation. This is wrong thinking. Life will still be challenging—maybe even more challenging than before—but now you are equipped to find peace in the storm and find joy through your grief and sorrow.

Chaplain services are free. Any Chaplain can talk over a pot of coffee or a meal, in-person or over the phone, or by text or email. Often, a Chaplain can go wherever they are needed and there are many ways to eliminate expenses as an obstacle. Think of it as a crowdfunded ministry...people you have never met will chip-in and support this ministry so that you don't have to. This is great, since many struggling people might not have the resources to get help—but we won't let that stop God's work.

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Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established.Proverbs 16:3 ESV Moonlighting is frowned upon Committing sounds a lot like dedicating. Doing one thing for the sake of something else—for the cause of something else. Why does the Lord want us to commit our work to him? It seems important enough to get its own proverb—so “commit[ting] your work” can’t be an empty platitude or something that has no great significance outside of its symbolism. I think it has to mean something—it has to matter—when you commit something to the Lord. And not just anything—your work.“I am doing this for you God.” As opposed to what?“I am…

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