by John Thurman | Sep 7, 2026 | Resilient Living
In the first part of Guarding Your Gate, we talked about paying attention to what gets access to your mind and heart. What voices are you listening to? What thoughts are you rehearsing? What are you allowing through the gate? But guarding the gate has another side....
by John Thurman | Jun 23, 2026 | Resilient Living
Introduction: Resilient Faith in the Midst of Loss. A little over a year ago, my daughter introduced me to Dr. W. Lee Warren, a Christian neurosurgeon whose story of loss, recovery, and ministry illustrates the resilient faith in my upcoming book. His...
by John Thurman | Jun 10, 2026 | Resilient Living
By: John Thurman, M.Div., M.A., LPCC The Storm Is Coming. Will Your Faith Be Ready? Most people don’t think about resilient faith until they desperately need it. A diagnosis arrives. A relationship fractures. A job disappears. A phone call changes...
by John Thurman | May 13, 2026 | Resilient Faith, Resilient Living
You Are the Officer in Charge: Escaping the Victim Mentality and Owning Your Story Summary & Key Takeaways Ownership as a mark of resilient faith This article draws from theology, psychology, and a military metaphor to make one main point: pain is...
by John Thurman | Apr 30, 2026 | Resilient Faith, Resilient Living
The Officer in Charge: From Survival Mode to Building Something That Matters (Part 1) Many people go through Life just reacting to events instead of taking charge of what happens next. In this post, I share ideas from Chapter 2 of my upcoming book, Resilient Faith:...
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