Am I Enough?
Absolutely not.
And absolutely yes.
It’s a paradox: a seemingly absurd or self-contradictory statement or proposition that when investigated or explained may prove to be well founded or true.
You are nowhere near enough.
You are absolutely enough.
How can both be true?
Today is my last day working for Union Gospel Mission. In this, my last blog post, I wanted to explore a truth, a crazy paradox, that God has been teaching me over and over again – a glimmer here, a slice there – for the past fourteen and a half years (and, honestly, the lesson started long before that). UGM proved to be an excellent training ground for the most profound lesson of my life.
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The Lord Jesus' death and resurrection revealed love and power in the most life-transforming way and Easter is a celebration of this truth.
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What is a truly loving relationship? Director of Women's Recovery at Anna Ogden Hall, Jina Doggett, discusses UGM's approach to loving relationships.
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The Lord Jesus' death and resurrection revealed love and power in the most life-transforming way and Easter is a celebration of this truth.
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David was seen as a player because of his reputation going from woman to woman. His relationship addiction hurt both himself and others.
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UGM Camp changed Clare Pursch's life. Working at camp, she saw and heard about brokenness and learned about God's love.
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Searching for love and belonging, Rachel Haynes finally realized what unconditional love truly is when she turned away from her addictions.
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UGM LIFE Recovery Counselor Yvonne Wilhelm sheds light on relationship addiction - what it is and how it affects the women at UGM.
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Anne Simons, a house manager at the Crisis Shelter, has observed the power of love in a life.
