“We bring God’s Kingdom here on earth when we commit to honor Him in our relationships!.”
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“We have all invested in relationships that we thought had potential but ended in disappointment.” By Audrey Hardin, M.S., LPC
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“Not all things from our earlier years are negative, but the harmful things we want to keep out of our present are our unresolved hurts and losses.” -Karla Hardin, LPC
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“The truth is— the problem isn’t really in the problem. Rather, the problem is in where we try to find solution.”
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“When we spend our time and energy pleasing or avoiding upsetting others… that’s a strong indicator that we don’t have good boundaries.” By Audrey Hardin, LPC
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We pay attention to the “check engine” light on our car -but when it comes to our mental health, what “lights” indicate we need a tune-up?
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Almost 40 years later, I want to share how my total paradigm shift in my twenties helped me regain my health, get off all medications and help others reclaim their physical and mental health as well.
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“My mother was the most beautiful woman I ever saw. All I am I owe to my mother. I attribute all my success in life to the moral, intellectual and physical education I received from her.” -George Washington
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“Gratitude is the path to a positive outlook on life, but we can’t just “write out” gratitude. We must practice feeling gratitude.” - Abigail Cole Hardin, CLC; PNLP
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“A quarter-life crisis led me to ask some tough questions and find my best life in the process.” By Audrey Hardin, LPC
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“Whose chicken laid the hardest shell? And what does it have to do with Easter? By Philip K. Hardin, M..A., MDiv., LMFT, LPC
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Searching for balance in a world that is ever-changing, is more than just challenging —it’s the wrong way to think.
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“The goal of my life is to help each person grow to full maturity—wholeness in Jesus.” -Philip K. Hardin, MDiv, LMFT, LPC
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“It’s impossible to be objective when it comes to evaluating yourself.” -Abigail Hardin, CLC, PNLP
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“When we offer a hug to someone, their “drug” of choice will become less satisfying, gradually leading them to that which they were created for...”
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“Unless we live four-dimensionally, we miss out on exuberant joy and fulfillment.”
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“ In order to navigate this journey well, we must remember who we are, where we are going, and who we belong to.”
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“Just like flowers, our friends can be annuals or perennials—the key is knowing who is here for a season and who is here to stay.”
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When we stop being curious about our world and the people in it, we lose connection with our hearts.”
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