Divergent Sense

Join us for this five-episode series featuring beloved guest Debra Leckie as she pulls back the curtain on her career journey and how she navigated some challenging seasons and came out on top every time.

Join us for this five-episode series featuring beloved guest Debra Leckie as she pulls back the curtain on her career journey and how she navigated some challenging seasons and came out on top every time.

Join us for this five-episode series featuring beloved guest Debra Leckie as she pulls back the curtain on her career journey and how she navigated some challenging seasons and came out on top every time.

Wouldn't it be great if we could plan for every twist and turn and unexpected season of life? Wouldn't it be great if we could always be in control of our next season? Well, surprise. We can't. However, we are not powerless in the storm. Follow this series to find out our options and power plays in otherwise tumultuous times.

Wouldn't it be great if we could plan for every twist and turn and unexpected season of life? Wouldn't it be great if we could always be in control of our next season? Well, surprise. We can't. However, we are not powerless in the storm. Follow this series to find out our options and power plays in otherwise tumultuous times.

Wouldn't it be great if we could plan for every twist and turn and unexpected season of life? Wouldn't it be great if we could always be in control of our next season? Well, surprise. We can't. However, we are not powerless in the storm. Follow this series to find out our options and power plays in otherwise tumultuous times.

Wouldn't it be great if we could plan for every twist and turn and unexpected season of life? Wouldn't it be great if we could always be in control of our next season? Well, surprise. We can't. However, we are not powerless in the storm. Follow this series to find out our options and power plays in otherwise tumultuous times.

Life as we know it is incredibly complex. So many variables factor into whether or not it feels like we are living the life we want to and if so to what degree. But within all the noise and chaos are bits of beauty. Sifting those moments and seasons out from among all the other debris will prove that it truly is a beautiful life.

Life as we know it is incredibly complex. So many variables factor into whether or not it feels like we are living the life we want to and if so to what degree. But within all the noise and chaos are bits of beauty. Sifting those moments and seasons out from among all the other debris will prove that it truly is a beautiful life.

Life as we know it is incredibly complex. So many variables factor into whether or not it feels like we are living the life we want to and if so to what degree. But within all the noise and chaos are bits of beauty. Sifting those moments and seasons out from among all the other debris will prove that it truly is a beautiful life.

Life as we know it is incredibly complex. So many variables factor into whether or not it feels like we are living the life we want to and if so to what degree. But within all the noise and chaos are bits of beauty. Sifting those moments and seasons out from among all the other debris will prove that it truly is a beautiful life.

In this episode we discuss three prominent questions that we can ask ourselves to that help us focus in on becoming better leaders.

Relationships are complex machines and machines require maintenance. The deeper and stronger the relationship is the more maintenance it needs.

Waiting requires patience and when we want to move from where we are patience is typically hard to come by. However, there is value in waiting. Renewing our minds to Christ is not instant but rather a process. Wait on the Lord and renew your strength.

A performance mindset and a learning/relational mindset don't mix. Performance makes you measure what you've done whereas relationships make you measure who you are.

The holidays are times for food, family, fellowship, and fun. Fun? Well not always, and not for everyone. For many, the holidays often bring emotional stressors that diminish or even eliminate the joy of the season.

If we run from struggles we avoid resistance, we avoid doing things differently ultimately running from the resolution we want.

Like it or not resistance builds strength. Struggles create resistance, and properly navigating them builds proper mental and emotional "core" strength.

We all want something to be different in our lives, but often we are resistant to do anything differently.

Stagnate water stinks, and if we become stagnate in life then life can start to stink as well.

Our attitude affects everything around us and challenging seasons are no different. Maintaining the right attitude in challenging times can make or break us.

Being nostalgic and fondly remembering the past is often fun, but make sure that's not a place you live from.

Change is hard, but resisting it can be harder. Focus your energy on accommodating change rather than avoiding it.

Cramps happen to both the athletically inclined as well as the less athletically inclined. If life has you cramping up stop to think if you are exhausted or inexperienced.

Even in the "modern" times in which we live, the topic of depression is still often taboo. Few want to admit they are struggling and fewer still actually do admit it, but even then they are often met with a deer-in-the-headlights look. This is due to misinformation and general stigmas that are attached to depression. Depression does not mean you are sad all the time, depression does not...