Brave Enough to Be Loved
This post was originally published on The Road to Brave. Sometimes to love is easy, but to accept love is hard. ~ Brent Weeks The idea seems simultaneously ridiculous and so,
We train young adults to thrive by teaching them to own their purpose, serve others, and live resiliently for the glory of God.
We train young adults to own their purpose, serve others, and live resiliently for the glory of God.
Culture teaches young adults that their purpose goes no further than fame, fortune, or power.
They’re taught that failure is fatal and they lack tools to build healthy relationships.
Culture teaches young adults that their purpose goes no further than fame, fortune, or power.
They’re taught that failure is fatal and they lack tools to build healthy relationships.
Unbound does not teach young adults how to be rich, famous, or powerful.
Unbound trains young adults to thrive by teaching them to own their purpose, serve others, build healthy relationships, and live resiliently in the real world, for the glory of God.
Unbound does not teach young adults how to be rich, famous, or powerful.
Unbound trains young adults to thrive by teaching them to own their purpose, serve others, build healthy relationships, and live resiliently in the real world, for the glory of God.
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This post was originally published on The Road to Brave. Sometimes to love is easy, but to accept love is hard. ~ Brent Weeks The idea seems simultaneously ridiculous and so,
This post was originally published on The Road to Brave. Have you ever read a blog post that was almost entirely questions? No? Well, me neither, but here you go.
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