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The Life We Are Given
Caring Deeply Without Carrying Everything
A life with limits is still a life worthy of care.
Illness, grief, and changing responsibilities can unsettle the life we expected. The Life We Are Given reflects on Christian stewardship through Scripture and lived experience. It explores caring without controlling, resting without shame, and receiving help while remaining responsible for what is ours to do. With honesty about loss and hope grounded in Christ, it invites readers to honor limits, share burdens, receive care, and trust God with what they cannot secure.
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Illness, grief, and changing responsibilities can unsettle the life we expected. The Life We Are Given reflects on Christian stewardship through Scripture and lived experience. It explores caring without controlling, resting without shame, and receiving help while remaining responsible for what is ours to do. With honesty about loss and hope grounded in Christ, it invites readers to honor limits, share burdens, receive care, and trust God with what they cannot secure.
Inside the idea.
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Compassion with boundaries
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Faithful presence
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Responsibility and limits
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Care without control
Who this book is for.
People who care for others and are learning how to offer compassion without assuming responsibility for everything.
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Dr. R. C. Titus
Author, educator, and researcher exploring human formation, leadership, belonging, and the enduring work of learning.
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