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The loop of denial (Part 1) 

Our defensive mechanisms include denial, which is one of the known self-reliant coping mechanisms, as it allows us to avoid physical and emotional pain, fear, and trauma. It is our survival mechanism for preventing harm and self-preservation.

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My God is so BIG! 

Sometimes we want to appear "holy" or humble, so we don't dare make God's size requests, or have small expectations, which may be disguised by lack of faith or fear of disappointment.

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Four dimensions of love

God's love is evident in His provision, such as wonderful relationships, financial blessings, help and comfort during difficult times, or some mountain top experiences, which easily identify God's love.

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Smile :) 

"Smiles are the best gifts we can give to others". Giving our SMILE is an act of love that lights up the world. Smiles can brighten someone's day and it's contagious just like my example earlier.

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Living into our values 

Identifying our core values helps us understand what matters to us, so we can make choices aligned with them to live intentionally. Knowing our core values does not stop us from seeking God's guidance and discernment on a daily basis.

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A “Kun” Heart

God directs (kun) our thoughts and plans that establish (Kun) His plans in our lives. Hence, a “Kun” heart means a prepared and firm heart.

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Redeeming the borrowed life 

y living with the "borrow" concept, we are aware that this life isn't really ours, but God's, as He is lending us our lives and everything to complete His divine mission.

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Yielding to the Spirit

As written in the key verse, our motivation is to strive to accomplish God's purpose for our lives. We are called for a race, and we complete our own race like a disciplined athlete who will be rewarded with the imperishable crown.

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Man’s responsibility 

Esther showed how men's responsibilities integrate seamlessly with God's sovereignty. As a result of her decision to help the Jews, she proclaimed a three-day fast to pray for the spiritual battles and the upcoming physical battles.

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Not so sure

When we get God involved in our lives, knowing that He is present and promises to be with us, He can bless our decisions like a dim sum sheet to choose various options.

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The Kingdom reality 

God designs our lives to be manifestations of His kingdom. Let us enjoy the benefits of the kingdom and exercise our kingly authority over our circumstances.

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Integrity & Congruence 

The concept of congruence refers to aligning our values with the truth consistently. Integrity means being honest with the truth.

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A journey to the unknown 

Abraham followed God without planning, not knowing where the destination was. He only knew that unknown place was where he would receive His promises and inheritance.

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Knowing our limits

We in the world are taught that we are limitless, as in the "have it all, be it all" mindset, which can lead to us exceeding some limit in life and disregarding our unmet needs.

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The key to kindness

Henceforth, we need to exchange our heavy yokes for Jesus' yokes, which are easy and manageable.

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Do not grumble 

Grumbling is toxic. It is caused by sin and darkness. It is grumbling that infiltrates the distrust towards God, and if we don't address the heart issue, it will lead to bitterness and resentment.

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