by Michelle Wuesthoff | Jun 18, 2019 | identity, journey, love, relationships, thriving, wholeness
What ‘Self-Love’ is Really Supposed to Mean Let me start right off the bat by saying that I think the term ‘self-love’ is super cringy. Like…ew. But it’s everywhere right now. The topic and its moniker are headlined in psychology articles, pop music... by Michelle Wuesthoff | Jan 30, 2019 | family, identity
5 Ways To Help Your Kids Build a Solid Identity We are in an all-out identity crisis these days. Though it is part of the human experience to try to sort out who we are at different stages of life, never has that need become as critical or as urgent as it is right... by Michelle | Feb 28, 2018 | encouragement, freedom, identity, journey, overcoming, spiritual growth, transformation, wholeness
Dying to My Old Self: A Eulogy I’ve spent a lifetime pursuing emotional and spiritual wholeness, and I’ve come to learn that it’s pretty near impossible to find that kind of life without first experiencing death. No one likes death and dying, but they are necessary... by Michelle | Dec 6, 2017 | identity, spiritual growth, thriving, transformation, wholeness
Stop Striving and Start Thriving We live in an insanely fast-paced world. Most of us barely finish one thing before careening into the next. On top of that, there’s an awful lot of pressure to not only succeed, but to look amazing while you’re doing it. Like it’s no... by Michelle | Nov 14, 2017 | adoption, community, family, God's love, identity, love, relationships
Should Every Christian Adopt? November is National Adoption Month here in the US. That might not mean much to you now, but I’m going to tell you why it should. And, I’m going to challenge you to think a little more (and maybe a little differently) about... by Michelle | Sep 20, 2017 | calling, community, diversity, family, identity, relationships
Desperate to Belong: Confessions of a Former Insider I have a confession to make. After going through all of my school years as the nerdy, prudish, goody-two-shoes type of kid nobody really liked, I finally became one of the ‘popular girls.’ At church. ...