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Tricia was married to her late husband for 30 years, and they raised three children together. They had married right out of college and found themselves in one conflict after another very quickly, not knowing how to navigate marriage and family. Tricia and her husband were both strong, intelligent, and independent people, which was what drew them together initially, but became an issue in marriage. Thankfully, they got some help from wise mentors and church leaders who walked beside them. Tricia became fascinated with the polarity that occurs in masculine men and feminine women. This led her to apply the principles that she teaches today in this mini-course. Tricia leads by example.
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Apr 2, 2025 ∙ 7 min
Episode 189 - Drops of Joy
4/2/25 Hello friends, and welcome to episode 189. Before we dive in, I want to let you in on a little personal update. Tomorrow I...
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Mar 26, 2025 ∙ 10 min
Episode 188 - Practice, practice, practice
How Do You Make New Thoughts Become Your Default Thinking? You've identified the negative thought. You've challenged it. You've replaced it with something healthier and more aligned with God's truth. But then the old thought comes right back. Does that mean renewing your mind isn't working? No. It means your brain has had a lot of practice thinking the old way—and the new way of thinking needs practice too. Our brains are constantly forming and reinforcing connections based in part on what we...
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Mar 19, 2025 ∙ 9 min
Episode 187 - Using Metacognition to Retrain the Brain
Can You Retrain Your Brain by Changing the Way You Think? Have you ever caught yourself in the middle of a negative thought spiral and wondered, “Why am I thinking this way?” That moment of awareness is called metacognition—the ability to think about what you’re thinking about. And it can be a powerful first step toward changing unhealthy thought patterns, managing your emotions, and retraining your brain. God created our brains with an incredible capacity to change. Through neuroplasticity,...
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