Life, Soul Stories Samuel Green Life, Soul Stories Samuel Green

Saying Goodbye to "Death by 30"

I'm exactly two weeks out from my 30th birthday. (Insert shocked emoji) 

For the past year, the thought of turning 30 has evoked all kinds of emotions-- fear, joy, anxiety, sadness, excitement, frustration. I have been a literal mixed bag of feelings. This is partly due to a belief that I have carried with me since I was 16

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16 Essential Lessons for 2016 [Part 1 of 2]

How often do we think about the important lessons we have learned from life? In this post, I have compiled the first half of 16 essential lessons for 2016 that I pray will guide you in planning and pursuing your goals. 

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Wrapped in the Unexpected

Love beckons us to see the possibilities when life is filled with uncertainty. When I think of the Christmas story, I think of the love that entered into the world wrapped in the unexpected.

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3 Ways to Care for the Soul during Advent

Advent is a time  within the Christian tradition to celebrate hope and the coming of Christ. 

At times it can be hard to get into the season's festivities. I wrestle  with the tensions that conflicts with the joyous feelings that the holidays  can bring. It can be difficult to experience the positive vibes when there is so much negativity energy revolving within our lives.

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Mistakes that I'm Grateful for...

This year as I approach the Thanksgiving holiday, I am deeply thinking of the word gratitude and the lessons that I have learned from mistakes that I have committed that have helped me grow this year

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On Writing this Blog: Making a Decision

I have had a love/hate relationship with writing for most of my life. While I enjoy the idea of producing a collection of my thoughts and ideas through something that can be read, either by pen or keyboard, the process is a pain. 

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