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🗓️ 28 July 2023
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0:00.0 | Welcome to the Fitmenta podcast. This is Nancy Wilson. Thanks so much for joining me today. |
0:10.8 | Well, I have some big news. We're moving into our new home this very week. And we're |
0:18.0 | pretty grateful and excited for this big promotion. And some of you may know that we spent |
0:22.8 | the last five years without a home of our own. And the first four we're spent living |
0:27.4 | with and taking care of my father-in-law, Jim Wilson. And after his passing and after we got |
0:33.3 | his estate closed, we moved into the lovely guest department at our daughter Rachel's home. |
0:39.0 | So now we are about to reboot into our very own home. I think I remember how to do this. |
0:47.0 | So I thought today a topic might be good for me. And I hope it's good for you on flexibility |
0:54.2 | and steadfastness in the midst of change. And life would be very dull, wouldn't it? If nothing ever |
1:01.2 | changed, mean just think about the weather. But I digress. Onward, some of you and I imagine |
1:08.7 | many or most or all of you might be going through some big changes yourself right now. |
1:15.0 | And this will always require flexibility, no matter how exciting the transition might be. |
1:22.8 | And flexibility means the ability to stretch and move. If we're stiff and resistant to change, |
1:30.8 | it's going to be far more difficult of an adjustment. So look on the changes as opportunities |
1:37.4 | to grow and practice flexibility while remaining at your post as a Christian woman the same as ever. |
1:45.7 | So there may be external changes, but there are not internal changes. You're still who you are |
1:52.2 | in Christ. For example, if you're getting married, this is wonderful news, but you're going to |
1:58.3 | need to be flexible. I guarantee your way of doing things is not always the same way as your new |
2:04.6 | husband's way of doing things. Or you may have just had a baby. Or you may have just moved across |
2:11.4 | the country. These are all exciting and big changes. But you also may be experiencing changes that |
2:19.2 | are not exciting, but difficult. You may be adjusting to an illness, an emptiness, or to the |
2:26.0 | loss of a loved one, in all these things, whether it is a difficult change or an exciting one, |
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