THE BLOG
Guard Your Heart Series
Above all else, guard your heart (Proverbs 4:23). A discipleship series on betrayal, rejection, offence and disappointment, and on keeping a soft heart through it all.
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Guard Your Heart, But Keep It Soft
You were never told to harden your heart. You were told to guard it. The final post in our Guard Your Heart series, on staying tender without staying hurt.
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GUARD YOUR HEART THROUGH DISAPPOINTMENT
When “I thought God would…” becomes an ache you do not know what to do with. Guarding your heart when God’s answer is not the one you expected.
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Guarding your heart – from rejected to revived!
The stone the builders rejected became the chief cornerstone. Guarding your heart when rejection makes you question what God has already settled.
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Guard Your Heart Against Offence
Some things really did happen. You were hurt. On offence as bait you were never meant to swallow, and guarding your heart when the wound is real.
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Guarding your heart: When people misunderstand you.
Being misunderstood is a wound that is easily overlooked. How to keep your heart with all diligence when people misread who you are (Proverbs 4:23).
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Guarding your heart through Betrayal
Some wounds come from enemies. Others arrive with a smile from people we love. How to guard your heart through betrayal without letting it harden.
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How Do I Practically Guard My Heart?
We know Proverbs 4:23 by heart, but what does guarding your heart look like day to day? Practical, Biblical ways to keep your heart with all diligence.