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In his book, Here and Now: Living in the Spirit, Henri Nouwen wrote, “One of the tragedies of our life is that we keep forgetting who we are.”
As a leader and a teacher of women, I often find that “forgetting who we are” is the biggest obstacle I face when coaching women who are struggling to find their purpose or calling.
In a world that promotes individuality, it may be hard to see why mutuality is important to your calling.
Simple…God’s economy is different. We need each other to fulfill our purpose in life.Powered By the Tweet This Plugin
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Mutuality by the Webster definition is a reciprocal relation between interdependent entities;
Are you Esther or Mordecai?
The book of Esther is best known for its main character. Esther was a girl who went from orphan to queen. Her destiny to save the Jewish people, found in these now famous words: “Who knows but that you have come to your royal position for such a time as this?”
Most girls and women I know secretly dream of the day they are crowned queen.
Today’s post was written with love for my friends with God-Sized Dreams!
