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Life After Chaos

Megan Davis

Lifting up Christian women who are recovering from Narcissistic abuse so they can find themselves again and grow in meaningful ways through mature mindsets and skills to lead lives they feel aligned and at peace in.

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Believing is Seeing...

Last year I believed I would be right where I am today.

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A year ago, our lived experience was dynamic, as it always is when you follow Jesus...

23 days ago

In the Middle

“I’m in the middle of something,” “caught in the middle,” “middle of nowhere,” “don’t get in the middle of this!”, we have so many expressions about the middle. Sometimes the middle feels safe, like being cushioned on either side. But many...

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Regret: the stealer of rest

There is one thing that can wake me from sleep in a panic, heart racing like I just ran up a massive flight of stairs, mind racing like I am being chased by a demon possessed knife wielding crazy man. That thing is REGRET.

I actually exper...

2 years ago
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Scars : evidence of healing

When I was just 11 months old I suffered third degree burns on the palms of both of my hands, one calf and the bottom of my feet, from the hot grate of the floor-based furnace of the old farmhouse we lived in.

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2 years ago
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Are you hungry?

Every year I ask the Lord for a “word for the year”.

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This word guides my focus and how I watch for what the Lord is up to.

Very different t...

2 years ago
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    Christian minister & life coach equipping the women of God to wield spiritual weapons and relational tools to guard the ultimate prize; their hearts & souls. Book a No-Cost Connection call with me at link in my Bio.

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