True Worth Blog
Unforced Rhythms: A Control Freak’s Journey with the Ways of God
It happened again. My perfectly curated plan for my life came face to face with the reality that I was trying to force it and I had to concede to do something I’m still uncomfortable with – slow down. Yuck. Wait? Wait for what? The world is moving and I feel like […]
God Timing: A Hidden Cause of Disappointment with God
God, why didn’t you come through? Ever been on this end of the conversation with God? There was an expectation of something we were believing for. We had the promises lined up for it, “ask and you will receive”, and yet it didn’t happen. So now, not only did He not come through; He broke […]
Brave Road: The Walk of Faith and Destiny
I recently released a new song called, “Brave Road”, which I wrote at a point when I felt I was being challenged to leave what I had known in order to step into what was to come. I had a lot of fear. Fear grips us and boxes us in. We fear a […]
Enjoying God: An Invitation to Praise
As humans we are designed to praise. If we eat an amazing meal our automatic reaction is to praise the chef! If we genuinely enjoyed something, likely no one can shut us up about it. We are inherent praisers! However, there can be a disconnect when it comes to God. As a worship […]
Unattached: Spiritual Healing for Attachment and Intimacy Issues
Childhood attachment to primary caregivers has been the source of much study in the world of counselling and psychology and is often a major component of marriage and family therapy. How come? It is widely understood that at the base of our relational dysfunction lies a broken, internal relational system formed by our earliest […]
Untrusting: How Our Experiences with Our Fathers Affect Trust in God
Growing up as a Christian kid I attended powerful conferences where vibrant speakers would implore us to “trust God!” As a young adult I still attended conferences, took home the same message and did my best to try to integrate it into my reality. I was operating under the principle that if I wanted […]