Ginger Harrington
Cultivating a deeper life with God, others, and ourselves
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Emotional Health Workbook
Vulnerable feelings impact our functional faith and can keep us stuck in unhealthy patterns of living. This eDevotional Workbook from Ginger Harrington will help you understand and process feelings for an emotionally healthy you. Learn practical tools for the deep soul work of processing your emotions with God.
HOLY IN THE MOMENT
Simple Ways to Love God And Enjoy Your Life
A powerful encouragement for anyone who struggles to overcome anxiety, perfectionism, insecurity, or other mindsets that hold us back. Grow in holiness without the pressure of having everything “just right.” Through gentle encouragement, biblical insights, and applicable ideas you can experience a deeper life of freedom in Christ. Transparently sharing my own struggles, I want to help you live from the reality of hope, healing, and holiness.
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25 Good Habits for the Art of Friendship
Friendship is an art built on good habits of relationships. Learn to be the friend you long to have with 25 ideas for strong relationships. We don't come into this world know how to be a good friend. If we look for the perfect friend, we won't find one. And the truth is we will never be the perfect friend either. Friendship isn't about perfection; it is about connection. . . and love, and joy, and giving, and being real, and letting others be themselves.
Help for Moments When Anxiety and Worry Get the Best of You
Anxiety and worry can feel overwhelming. We all need encouragement and help when powerful emotions, fearful thoughts, and difficult circumstances get the best of us. Spiritual wisdom, biblical truth, and practical strategies are keys to deepen faith and peace to respond rather than react when...
Honored to Be a Military Wife This Memorial Day
Memorial Day is for honoring our fallen military members. From a military spouse on Memorial Day. As a military spouse the responsibility that comes with freedom has been a very real part of our lives with 24 years of service to our nation. In those years we have been blessed with live and work in the company of hero’s, both those who wear the uniform and those who support them. We have rejoiced at homecomings and celebrated promotions, and we have grieved friends we have lost. Today we remember the fallen with grateful hearts and a renewed commitment to uphold the great responsibility that comes with freedom.
