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Living as God's Beloved: Loved in Your Humanity — Embracing Your Weakness as a Christian Without Shame
Struggling to accept your limitations without shame? Discover how your identity as God's beloved makes space for rest, weakness, and humanity — and how weakness becomes a place of communion with God.
Erin Schwab
Aug 46 min read


Living as God's Beloved: Responding in Conflict as a Christian --from Security, Not Reactivity
Struggling with reactivity in conflict? Learn how your identity as God's beloved can help you respond with gentleness, wisdom, and security — not fear. Gospel-centered coaching insights.
Erin Schwab
Jun 94 min read


Living as God's Beloved: The Freedom You Find When You Finally Surrender Control to God
Are you exhausted from holding it all together? Discover how surrendering control to God is the path to true freedom, rest, and living as His beloved — not striving.
Erin Schwab
May 275 min read


Living as God’s Beloved: Anchored When Emotions Feel Overwhelming
When Emotions Feel Overwhelming: Anchoring Your Identity in God’s Steadfastness
Erin Schwab
Apr 244 min read


From Self-Criticism to Self-Compassion: Seeing Yourself Through God’s Eyes
Struggling with harsh self-talk? Discover how God’s gentleness replaces self-criticism with compassion and reshapes your identity through grace.
Erin Schwab
Mar 53 min read


Secure Enough to Obey: Living from Love, Not Fear
Discover how obedience changes when it flows from love instead of fear. Learn how living as God’s beloved brings freedom, peace, and trust.
Erin Schwab
Feb 123 min read


Choosing Faith Over Control: Trusting God When Letting Go Feels Risky
Most of us don’t cling to control because we’re power-hungry. We cling because we’re afraid — of failing, of being hurt, of disappointing God or others.
Erin Schwab
Jan 224 min read


When “Not Enough” Follows You: Learning to Rest in God’s Delight
#14 in the Identity Series The laundry piles, the clutter from the week, the overdue tasks, and the unmade calls all cried out for my attention. I finally had a pocket of time not claimed by ministry, family, or appointments—but instead of peace, an insistent voice rose up inside me: “You’re behind.” “You should be doing more.” “You’re not enough.” “You don’t have what it takes.” It was the all-too-familiar echo of the not enough lie—one that so many Christian women silently
Erin Schwab
Dec 4, 20253 min read
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