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Seana Scott

Equipping and Encouraging Women

How Distraction Is Robbing Our Souls

January 20, 2020 by Seana Leave a Comment

Distraction robbing our souls

Every day we face pressure and stress. In moments of intensity, how do we respond? Here is one habit that might be robbing our souls—and how to change it.

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The Gift of a Normal Day

January 15, 2020 by Seana Leave a Comment

Normal Days are a Gift

Sometimes normal days feel as colorful as mud. We want to do something important rather than shuffle from car, to work, to dinner prep…but normal days are a gift. Here’s why.

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2 Pieces of Biblical Wisdom for Our Current Political and Religious Climate

January 6, 2020 by Seana 4 Comments

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Every day it feels like the divisions in the Christian and the political spheres stretch wider. Here are 2 pieces of biblical wisdom to help guide us in our current political and religious climate.

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Do This Before You Make Resolutions

December 30, 2019 by Seana 2 Comments

Guide to Make Resolutions

Goal-setting is a powerful and important tool for growing in our careers and personal lives. Here are some helpful steps to take when making goals and changing routines. With these steps, you will be positioned to actually keep those New Year’s resolutions.

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Hope in Our Divided World

December 23, 2019 by Seana Leave a Comment

Jesus welcomes all to explore his grace

We live in a divided world and sometimes the division is right at home—or at work—or with our neighbor. Jesus lived in a divided world too. But this Christmas, we can start the way he did—by inviting others to come close—regardless of opinions, politics, or religious background.

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3 Ways to Grieve a Loved One at Christmas

December 16, 2019 by Seana 2 Comments

How to grieve at Christmas

Grieving a loved one at Christmas time is difficult. Here are three ways I am embracing my grief while still enjoying the present gifts of the season.

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Advent: The Season of Comfort and Joy

December 9, 2019 by Seana 3 Comments

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We come to Christmas—with aches in our souls and longings we hope are fulfilled. The beauty of Advent is we can experience both comfort and joy, both sorrow and victory, both ache and hope—as we wait for Jesus’ return.

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Searching for Advent

December 2, 2019 by Seana 3 Comments

Searching for advent

Billboards, Netflix, and the Target Store aisle teach us Advent is about preparing for Christmas. But, what is Advent? It is much more than hanging wreaths and the neighborhood cookie exchange. And celebrating this specific season can transform our Christmas season—for the better.

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Not Feeling 100% Thankful? It’s Okay. Here’s Why.

November 25, 2019 by Seana 4 Comments

Thanksgiving is mixed with sorrow and gratitude

Thanksgiving plates are mixed with reasons to sorrow and reasons to rejoice. Is this okay? Yes. Here’s why.

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Why We Need the Gospel Every Day

November 18, 2019 by Seana 8 Comments

Why we need the gospel every day

I need to feel productive—even in gospel work. I write checklists, set goals, and add more and more to my list.

Where does this need for production lead me?

Doing more won’t settle any score and often keeps us distracted from what really matters.

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Today the goodness of God looks like tomato soup a Today the goodness of God looks like tomato soup and Panera French bread.
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Home sick (COVID) and cancelled a playdate for my son---so the mom.brings us a huge bag of Panera for dinner.
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It was a great week in the Smoky mountains with th It was a great week in the Smoky mountains with the family!
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We hiked, fished, and tubed down the river.
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We explored Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge.
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We learned about the Cherokee, pioneer homestead life, and the Titanic.
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We laughed. And the kids fought slightly less.
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I hope we go back!
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What if today, instead of consuming our social fee What if today, instead of consuming our social feeds, we prayed through them? 
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What if instead of subtle judgement or comparison, we asked for God's blessing for the people behind the post? 
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What if our social feeds became our prayer list?
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I think it could be beautiful.
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Following Jesus is NOT easy. . Scripture tells us Following Jesus is NOT easy. 
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