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Author: Sarah Knepper

Share Your Voice to Make a Difference

February 6, 2014February 13, 2014 Sarah Knepper 15 Comments Encouragement for Everyday Life, Guest Posts, When A Woman Finds Her Voice

With a pounding heart, my shaking hand filled out the application for the When A Woman Finds Her Voice book launch team a few months back. I had been blogging only a month and all my insecurities rising to the surface reminded me of that as I explained my desire to participate. Will I be […]

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When Weakness Prepares You to Be Brave

January 30, 2014January 30, 2014 Sarah Knepper 11 Comments Online Study {Free!}, When A Woman Finds Her Voice

Warriors, knights, and soldiers—I see it in them all. A bravery to fight wars, battle madmen, and go to the front lines for freedom.  Lives are sacrificed, families are broken, and countries are devastated. I’ve never seen myself as someone ready to face and endure danger or pain. Honestly I’ve tried to avoid pain in […]

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Cultivating a Confident Heart

January 16, 2014January 25, 2014 Sarah Knepper 12 Comments When A Woman Finds Her Voice

What would you do if Jesus was walking in your neighborhood preaching the gospel? Would you run toward him for healing or would you cower in a corner because you were ashamed? For a season I would have turned away from him, fleeing from the Son of God who would easily see what lined my […]

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Unraveling the Lies We Tell Ourselves

January 9, 2014January 25, 2014 Sarah Knepper 4 Comments Uncategorized, When A Woman Finds Her Voice

An inner rawness (a barbaric unfeelingness) can tempt an unhealed heart, callousing our compassion until it runs cold. I read Jo Ann’s words this week and I couldn’t help but see myself. The way her thoughts described mine was unnerving. As she spoke about her numbness toward the events on 9/11, I thought of the […]

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When You Ask God “Why”

January 2, 2014January 25, 2014 Sarah Knepper 4 Comments When A Woman Finds Her Voice

Have you ever faced a trial that seemed too monumental to understand? The hurt, rejection, pain, suffering and denial feel so real that your only option is to shut it all out. You turn on autopilot and move through life determined to never open that space in your heart again for fear it will consume […]

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A Holiday Prayer

December 10, 2013March 7, 2014 Sarah Knepper 2 Comments Write Where It Hurts

Lord, you know where my heart is this season. The healing you’ve done in me is tremendous and yet I still ache for what once was. My mind escapes to those childhood Christmases when my family was together. Those times when my Dad took us to pick out that real Christmas tree. When I would get […]

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5 Things I’ve Learned About Community

December 3, 2013March 7, 2014 Sarah Knepper 11 Comments Write Where It Hurts

The devastating pain didn’t come from a distant place. Someone made a decision that was out of your control and you suffered more than you ever thought possible. Maybe your husband had an affair and left your marriage. Maybe you lost a friendship over hurtful words and confused feelings. It’s difficult, right? To face tragedy […]

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Stress in the Season

November 26, 2013March 7, 2014 Sarah Knepper 2 Comments Write Where It Hurts

I turned our van on this past Saturday morning and Christmas music blared through the speakers. I couldn’t believe it. “It’s not even Thanksgiving yet!” yelled my six-year-old daughter. My sons ranted along with her and as Jingle Bells played I felt an uneasiness well up inside me. Does that ever happen to you? You’re […]

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Giving Thanks for the Pain

November 19, 2013March 7, 2014 Sarah Knepper 9 Comments Write Where It Hurts

“I’m grateful my husband was an alcoholic. It’s taught us both about how to appreciate the normal things in life. ” I listened to the woman beside me speak at a local Al-anon meeting. How in the world can a woman be thankful for her husband’s addiction? I had just walked one of the most difficult […]

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When You Step Away From Your Feelings

November 12, 2013March 7, 2014 Sarah Knepper 8 Comments Uncategorized, Write Where It Hurts

Sometimes thoughts get jumbled in my mind and I say things that mean just the opposite of what I’m thinking. Does this ever happen to you? I’ll be doing a normal task and out of nowhere a thought or word spoken triggers a memory from long ago and all I can focus on is the […]

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🌿 3 Quick Ways to Reclaim 30 Minutes TodayDo you ever feel like the clock is running your life instead of you?You’re not alone, friend. Most of us live in a time-starvation spiral — running fast, but still behind.But here’s the truth: you can create margin. Even today. Here are 3 quick ways to free up 30 minutes you didn’t know you had:✨ 1. Batch the errands.Instead of running out three times this week, combine the trips. Gas in the tank, time back in your pocket.✨ 2. Set a “faithful finish line.”Give your chores or email a timer. Tell yourself, “I’ll give this 20 minutes, then it’s done.” You’ll be surprised how much clarity comes when you stop giving everything unlimited access to your energy.✨ 3. Guard 10 minutes with God.Open your Bible app, whisper a prayer while folding laundry, or jot a verse on a sticky note. Those 10 minutes reset the whole day.🕊️ Little shifts create holy margin. And margin creates space for peace, presence, and joy.#unbusymePic Credit: © Yevgeniya131988 | Dreamstime.com ... See MoreSee Less

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