Who am I? Love Your Life

 

 

This weekend I am attending a Christian women's conference a couple hours from home called Hearts at Home.

At this point in my life, as in right now-today, I feel like I'm doing alright in the areas of motherhood and marriage, but I am lacking in finding my true identity.  After talking it over with Mr. Awesome, and running it by a good friend (so many times, I'm sorry, and thank you guys for putting up with me!) I've decided it's best to be focusing my workshop selections on bettering me as Quincey.  Not as mom, not as wife, not as daughter, etc.

 

  I have gone to Hearts at Home for many years and always take the mommy/wife classes and learn SO much. They have really helped shape me.  So if you're reading this and that's the type you signed up for, I assure you- you have made a good choice!  All the workshops are amazing.  Honestly.

One of the workshops I signed up for is titled "Could Someone Please Remind Me Who I Am?!"

 Check out the description of this class

 

"You probably feel like you are juggling a lot of roles – mommy, wife, volunteer, friend, daughter… Beneath all the things you DO, have you ever wondered in a quiet moment (if you ever have one) who you really ARE? Be prepared to hear a message on identity that you wouldn’t expect from your average psychologist. Juli will help you:

• Understand why the search for identity consumes you.
• Recognize the difference between the world’s definition of you and what the Bible says.
• Recognize why believing God about who you are is so difficult.
• Get out of the rat race of trying to prove yourself.
• Take practical steps to be rooted in who you really are."

 

 

I am looking forward to sharing with you what I learn when I get back! I'm sure I'll Instagram my experience along the way! 

 

Would you please pray safe travels over my group and that we all will connect and be refreshed?  Thank you. 

 

 

Oh and to be TOTALLY honest here- I am also taking one teeny-tiny (full-length) class called "The Strong-Willed Wife".  You know, just because that's all they had left or something.... and, um, because my husband encouraged me to give it a try.