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Faith & Friction 8/9, transferability

by Alicia Britt Chole | faith, mental muscle

I cannot think of any greater hell on earth than that being lived by those in sexual slavery. The statistics are paralyzing. Each year, almost a million humans will be trafficked across borders to be enslaved in the sex trade. Most are women and children. Many were...

Faith & Friction 7/9, transferable

by Alicia Britt Chole | faith, mental muscle

If the example of our faith’s founder, savior, or teacher is worthy of imitation, if we can agree to the underlying premises that our beliefs rest upon, if our spiritual philosophy has proven sustainable through life-size pain, there is one more filter that I suggest...

Faith & Friction 6/9, sustainability

by Alicia Britt Chole | faith, mental muscle, spiritual formation

Kyle and Joel’s true story (in last week’s blog) is an apt representation of my personal faith experience. Several times over the last few decades, circumstances have shaken my mental grip on faith. I have yelled, wept, grieved, questioned, and wrestled mentally...

Faith & Friction 5/9, sustainability

by Alicia Britt Chole | faith, mental muscle

Years ago, when I first penned these thoughts, a dear friend named Joe was hooked up to over half a dozen life-supporting tubes. He had not spoken for forty-eight hours. On that day the doctors encouraged his wife to call in the family, just in case. No one...

Faith & Friction 4/9 – livable and not just quotable

by Alicia Britt Chole | faith, mental muscle, Uncategorized

Filter Two: Livable and Not Just Quotable. We can be attracted to a belief because of its sheer beauty. Some embrace more pluralistic beliefs because they appear to unify instead of divide, include instead of marginalize, affirm instead of accuse. In other words, they...

5 Things I Like About God

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September: Faith & Friction, part 2

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September Q & A

by Alicia Britt Chole | Words

Q: Last month you shared how your mentoring has been positively influenced by your backstory as an atheist, how it gave you an appreciation of doubt as a growing pain of sincere faith. For both you and Barry, your current mentoring focus is leaders in the marketplace...

Faith & Friction 3/9 – consistent at its core

by Alicia Britt Chole | faith, mental muscle

As a new follower of Jesus, my faith in Him was questioned immediately and almost daily through my university studies. Jesus had captivated me and the world’s skepticism served to strengthen me. Today, as I continue my thoughts on faith and friction, please note...

Faith & Friction 2/9 – navigating options

by Alicia Britt Chole | faith, mental muscle

The possibilities available to the seeking soul in every age are diverse and numerous. In a day when many are skeptical about the existence of truth as an eternal compass (please see the last blog for more on that thought), how can we navigate safely and evaluate with...

Faith & Friction 8/9, transferability

Faith & Friction 7/9, transferable

Faith & Friction 6/9, sustainability

Faith & Friction 5/9, sustainability

Faith & Friction 4/9 – livable and not just quotable

5 Things I Like About God

September: Faith & Friction, part 2

September Q & A

Faith & Friction 3/9 – consistent at its core

Faith & Friction 2/9 – navigating options

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