EPISODE · Dec 29, 2022 · 29 MIN
How to Be Soul Strong in the New Year
from The Connected Mom · host Becky Harling
As the new year approaches, we recommend becoming "Soul Strong." What does that mean? Our special guest Lucinda Secrest McDowell talks with us about her book Soul Strong: 7 Keys to a Vibrant Life. These concepts are a great way to begin 2023. Make it the year where you go deeper in your connection with God. ABOUT OUR GUESTLucinda Secrest McDowell, M.T.S., is a storyteller and seasoned mentor who engages both heart and mind while “Helping You Choose a Life of Serenity & Strength.” A graduate of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and Furman University, McDowell is the author of 15 books and contributing author to 30+ books. Her award-winning books include new releases Life-Giving Choices(2019) and Soul Strong (2020), as well as Dwelling Places, Ordinary Graces, Refresh, and Live These Words. Lucinda, a member of the Redbud Writers Guild and AWSA, received Mt. Hermon “Writer of the Year” award and guest blogs for The Write Conversation, Blue Ridge Christian Writers Blog and (in)courage. CONNECT WITH LUCINDAWebsiteBlogFacebookABOUT HER BOOKDo you have the strength of soul you need to live out God’s story for your life? Let award-winning author Lucinda Secrest McDowell show you how to become soul strong! Seven key decisions can give you soul strength for the story God calls you to live. Live Loved Be Authentic Dwell Deep Pray Always Overcome Pain Extend Kindness Share Stories God wants to give you strength of soul for the story He has called you to live. Let these practical guidelines and prompts help you live authentically and love extravagantly. You can choose today to live Soul Strong!
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The new year is a great time to think about being a "soul strong" mom. What is that? Listen in to our discussion with Lucinda Secrest McDowell for more.
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