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You can now find my blog here: http://www.elisabethcorcoran.com/blog/. Please make note of the change! UPDATED WEBSITE www.elisabethcorcoran.comSPEAKING www.elisabethcorcoran.com/speakingBOOKS www.elisabethcorcoran.com/books TWITTER https://twitter.com/ekcorco ...
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There’s only one reason I’m telling this ten-year-old story and that’s because I need to be reminded, right now, that I believe that God is so enamored with us that He is still a healing God. Plus, it’s a pretty cool story. It’s a long story, but a cool ...
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So we’ve established that freaking out is a natural and acceptable part of the faith journey (http://elisabethcorcoran.blogspot.com/2013/01/freaking-out.html). And when I refer to freaking out, I mean those moments when our anxiety takes over who we are and what we believe and we can’t ...
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For the past couple years, I’ve taken to praying about one word as a goal for my upcoming year. Last year (http://elisabethcorcoran.blogspot.com/2012/01/one-word.html), I chose heal. I gently chuckle at my naïve self boldly choosing heal for last year as this past year has brought ...
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I read some powerful words in my inbox this morning from a blog reader whom I’ve never met: “I am one who…usually even before opening up my inbox to search patiently for communication from friends, wonders, sometimes aloud, ‘What does Elisabeth have to say today?’ Your sil ...
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Twice in the past several months, I find myself striking a chord with readers. The first time had to do with an article I wrote about my marriage ending. The second time was today when I wrote about feeling unpursued (it also ran here last month: http://elisabethcorcoran.blogspot.co ...
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I have this little quirk that drives me crazy. If I’ve done something wrong, be it an outright sin or an innocent mistake, I feel huge amounts of shame no matter what it is I’ve done. Like right now, I’m still carrying around last week’s cloak of guilt (http://elisabeth ...
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I’m asked often what books I would recommend for the situations I write about, so I’ve spent some time recently compiling a list of resources for women in difficult marriages, women who are separated or divorced, women who are single parenting, and for church leaders who wish to know ...
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It took me sixteen years and counselor #8 to realize that my marriage was abnormally difficult. I was a psych major. I have half of my masters’ in social work. I worked at a social service agency for a year-and-a-half as the good touch/bad touch lady. And I had no ...