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By: Megan Brewer IMH No two homes are the same. Sure, there may be a home similar to another, but none of them are exactly alike. Homes are often a reflection of the people who inhabit them and no two people, couples or families are exactly the same in every way. At the center of every home is a unique person (or persons) whose past and present life and/or perspective affect the style and feel of the home. Like ripples expanding on the surface of the water from a singular rock, the story of the people in a home reverberate to impact every corner of their home. Our minds are similar to our homes in the way they express the individual components of each person’s life, personality and experiences.  If your home was a projection of what goes on inside your mind, what would it look like? Would it be organized well and intentionally designed to reflect your unique personality and values? Designing a space that is a true reflection of the people who live in it takes work. Un...

A World That Transforms Us By Aaron Welch, LMHC, NCC, CSOTS Have you ever wondered why we love stories so much? I mean, really……here in America…..we LOVE stories. As kids we cannot wait for bedtime stories or story time at school. As adults, we flock to go to the movies, DVR our favorite programs on TV, and buy the DVD’s that we love the most. But why? Why do stories capture our attention at such a high level? I think it’s because we connect to stories. When we watch great stories, I mean stories that inspire us, it is often because we can connect to the characters or the story. Perhaps it is because stories go beyond our intellectual thinking and go straight for our hearts. They cut right through our defenses and hone in on the most intimate hopes, fears, and desires that we harbor in our soul. They touch us……and deeply. I look at the stories I have loved: • I love the first Rocky movie: Who doesn’t relate, at some level, to being an underdog…..someone who has to work har...

by Barb Waldron Could it be that reading this article right now, wherever you are, is part of your destiny? If we take God at his word that “all the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be” (Psalm 139:16), then it is no accident you are reading these words. A good friend recently gave me a plaque which reads, “May you trust God that you are exactly where you are meant to be.” Being at LifeWorks right now is part of God’s plan for you. In the days, weeks, and months that follow, as you partner with us, we desire to help you bring lasting change into your life that takes you to a new level of personal, professional, and relational fulfillment. How does it work? By embracing your destiny. I’d like to invite you to think about your life in terms of a simple acronym corresponding to the word, “destiny.” Perhaps these keys can help you unlock the life you were meant to live. D: Dependence on God. In our society, independence is highly touted. And...