The Side-Hustle Story
Elizabeth Moore
To me, I thought growing up and getting a job meant just that—getting a job. One. Singular. But nothing could be further from my current reality, and I’ve grown to love it.
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Living a life of hope & wholeness and sometimes writing about it.
To me, I thought growing up and getting a job meant just that—getting a job. One. Singular. But nothing could be further from my current reality, and I’ve grown to love it.
Read MoreSummer just kind of happened to me. I doggy-paddled my way through it, and now I’m craving routine and consistency.
Read MoreAnd I’m learning that it’s not about being in or out, healed or broken, ready or not ready. Life doesn't play by these rules. I think God is just saying, “This is your life, babe, and it’s going to be messy."
Read MoreSo I just cried and Taylor was just there and I felt a little less shitty about life.
Read MoreI need fun. I need food and flavors and colors. I need oven mitts on my hands at 9:30pm. I need the thrill of putting something in the oven and having no clue what will come out.
Read MoreThis is what life and resurrection and freedom feels like. To be welcomed home, to be celebrated, to be satisfied and still while exploding and reaching for the sky at the same time.
Read MoreToday, Jesus’ body is dead. Like, all day long. His body feels no pain, no emotions, no sensations. Dead, lifeless, still. I’m not sure what to say except this--something had to die.
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