You want to love God and others with all your heart, might, mind, and strength, don’t you? But...
Sometimes we get discouraged, weary, or stuck because our desire and efforts don’t seem to be making a difference. That’s why you are here searching for something.

Can I just assure you–you aren’t broken. You just have gaps!
Gaps are places in our lives that we don’t yet have the knowledge, skills, or example to do what our heart desires.
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You will find tools, discussions, and mentorship here to help you grow inÂ
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emotional resilience (heart),Â
spiritual centering (might),Â
brain development skills (mind),Â
and physical self-care (strength).Â
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Just imagine how growth in each of those areas will transform your results in that important desire!
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At Grow in the Light you will find a beautiful blend of proven truths from God’s word, brain science, and psychological research.
If your heart, spirit, mind, and body are feeling fragmented or out of balance,
you may be ready for a personal restoration!
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God’s word teaches us that a restoration will come (Acts 3:21),
and that all things can be gathered together in one in Christ (Ephesians1:10).Â
Some people think this just applies to His church. Have you considered that Christ wants that for His followers just as much as He wants it for His church?
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Christ will help you experience this integration, based on His truths!
Do you want to experience…
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Less feeling like you aren’t good enough–More confidence in your divine identity
Less hopelessness–More peaceful growth
Less discouragement and isolation–More connection and belonging
Less fear and triggers–More security and empowerment
Less entanglement in the choices of others–More liberty in your own stewardship
Less living in survival mode–More intentional and purposeful living
Less stagnancy–More miracles
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These delicious fruits will come as you
Grow in the Light!

Kelli J.
“I love the group discussions–the different personalities and experiences of the women there help me look at my own life and faith with fresh eyes. I come away with new questions, greater self-awareness, a sense of possibility, and actual things I can put into practice in my relationships (or teach my kids to practice in theirs!). Even when I am busy, I never regret spending time here, because I always emerge with some actionable nugget of wisdom.”Â
