Posted January 31, 2024
Thy will be done, for in surrendering to the divine plan, we find peace and purpose. Today, I want to address a topic that many of us may have experienced or are currently going through: confusion and uncertainty. Life has a way of throwing unexpected challenges our way, leaving us
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Posted March 1, 2023
Be still and know that I am God.
... continue reading.Posted May 31, 2022
The news blasts daily about high gas prices. When our gas runs low, we have no choice but to pay whatever the price and fill the tank. More recently, the heartache of two mass shootings has put gas prices in the rearview and reminds us of the evil and brokenness
... continue reading.Posted April 26, 2022
Three difficult words…please forgive me. Whether you are asking for forgiveness or the one working to forgive, even forgiving yourself. None of it feels easy. Childhood I recall as a child lining up with three of my sisters so our parents could solve mysteries, such as who lied, who stole
... continue reading.Posted February 22, 2022
Married for thirty years I can tell you marriage in seasons can feel like a battlefield. The difference in the marriage battle is you are battling to overcome the challenge together, not taking one another out. Well…sometimes it may seem like the battle feels against one another versus a greater
... continue reading.Posted January 18, 2022
“May you grow still enough to hear the stir of a single snowflake in the air, so that your inner silence may turn into hushed expectation” -David Steindl-Rast I live in Wyoming, where we typically have snow on and off for many months. I usually bemoan the cold and winter,
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At times we may feel hope is lost; yet, when we have Jesus in our hearts, we are assured He is with us all of the time. In our sorrow, heartache, brokenness, fear, and doubt, He is the hope within us. Miracles are everywhere when we look for them. It
... continue reading.Posted October 26, 2021
Misperceptions Do you find yourself in situations with family, friends, or in the workplace where you think, “that was not my intention”? What does it mean to be intentional? Often when feelings are hurt based on how information was conveyed or received, misperception is at its core. Misperception becomes assumptions
... continue reading.Posted September 21, 2021
Our Move Moving at the age of twelve from New York to Wyoming felt like a whirlwind. Everything I knew was changing: our parent’s divorce, new school, new friends, new home, new neighbors, new state…nothing would be the same. Was Wyoming even a state? I didn’t recall ever hearing about
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Maureen Metcalf is a go-getter, passionate about the inner workings of thriving organizations, and always in pursuit of inspiring others to dig deeper and believe bigger. Maureen started and leads two non-profit organizations. Her interest in the dynamics of the workplace prompted her to earn her master’s degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology, and offers consultation to other leaders/entities. Maureen has been married 29 years to her high school sweetheart, loves being the mother to 3 children, 2 sons-in-law, and became a Nana in 2020. In her spare time, she enjoys the mountains and...
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