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  • unKnown
    Posted on Sunday, September 20th, 2020 | Filed under Blog Post, Covered Glory, Devotional, Honor and Shame, Identity, Stories | Tagged: Audrey Frank, covered glory, encouragement, honor shame worldview, hope, identity, Isaiah 45:3, ministry to muslim women, Muslim women, rejection, self-image, The Truth Collective, truth instead of lies, unGallery, unknown

     Is being unknown such a bad thing? The thought of being known can be terrifying if we don't like what we know about ourselves. The possibility of rejection looms large and threatening, and sometimes, like during a global pandemic when we are forced to distance ourselves anyway, we wonder if being unknown might be a good thing. It's nice not wearing makeup, working from home in pajamas, just coming as we are to life, nobody watching and judging what they perceive to know about us. But it's not actually being truly known that poses the problem. It's the pain of rejection that may follow being known. So we work hard to protect and groom what is known about us. My Muslim friends are very good at this. So… Read More

  • Like My Father
    Posted on Sunday, June 21st, 2020 | Filed under Blog Post, Devotional, Honor and Shame, Identity | Tagged: 1 John 1:9, Abandonment, Audrey Frank, fatherless, fathers and daughters, fathers day, Genesis 1:27, healing, honor and shame, identity, instead of shame honor, Isaiah 54:4, Isaiah 60:7, John 14:6, Psalm 51:6, Romans 7:6, self-image

    For my only true Father in heaven on Father's Day God created humankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them, male and female he created them.Genesis 1:27 We all have a Father, and we were made to look like Him. When we know who He is, we will know who we are. It was almost Halloween, and my mother asked me to climb up in the attic to find the plastic jack-o-lanterns we always toted around to collect candy. I was flattered by her request. I had never been trusted to go into the attic before. My sister and I had been severely warned never to go there for fear of stepping in the wrong spot and crashing through the… Read More

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