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Assessing My Current Status

When you schedule an initial free consultation with us, it’s time for getting to know each other and sussing out the issues you feel you need help with and our recommendations for ways to move forward.

One tool we like to use in this discovery phase is our fill-in-the-blank summary statement. I share it now in case you’d like to get insights into your own life. In brackets, I’ve included a few of the ways these spaces can be filled in.

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By Dorothy Mitchell, CHRISTIAN LIFE, COURTS OF HEAVEN, FACE OF GOD Susan Mitchell By Dorothy Mitchell, CHRISTIAN LIFE, COURTS OF HEAVEN, FACE OF GOD Susan Mitchell

Pranked by the Wine of Jesus' Blood

Jesus is hilarious, and this true story is too good of an illustration not to share. I wrote the original draft on September 29, 2016, not long after I reached legal drinking age.

I woke up early from a dream. For the first time ever, I had been prompted to intercede on my own for another family! My heart was full of joy. After praying for them and praising God, I didn't want to go back to sleep, and I had hours to use at my leisure, so I waited until my parents got up and made pancakes. This process went suspiciously smoothly...

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BROKEN HEARTED, By Susan Mitchell Susan Mitchell BROKEN HEARTED, By Susan Mitchell Susan Mitchell

My Big Break: Surrender

God looks for every opportunity to break you out of stuckness. We can do a lot of things — therapy, prayer, journaling, talking with a friend — to give God that opportunity, but sometimes it doesn’t feel like much has shifted. If we keep chipping away at it, those small steps will pay off one day when the simplest thing breaks it all open. 

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HUMAN SPIRIT, By Susan Mitchell Susan Mitchell HUMAN SPIRIT, By Susan Mitchell Susan Mitchell

Life! What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

A friend of mine who is both a doctor and an engineer once told me, “It’s not a surprise that people are born deceased in utero or with defects. The miracle is that with all the complexity involved in the nine months of gestation that they ever arrive into the world with all their organs and appendages intact and able to kick, breathe, scream, eat, and poop!” 

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