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you only knew three things about Jen Abbas, she would want you to know that her
life vision is to: 1. Establish a godly heritage 2. Make an eternal difference
3. Find joy in life, regardless of her circumstances.
If you only knew
two things about Jen Abbas, she would want you to know that her life message is
that: 1. Children of divorce are not destined to follow their parent's footsteps.
2. Worship is a way of life.
If you only knew one thing about Jen Abbas,
she would want you to know that she is Abba's Child.
Jen Abbas experienced
two divorces during her formative years, first when she started school at age
6, and then again as she graduated at age 18. Like many of her generation, divorce
defined her and formed the lens through which she saw the world. Her need for
stability lead her to a relationship with her Abba Daddy at age 19.
As
she sought to embrace her new identity in Christ, she discovered that she is not
the victim society allows her to be, because as a believer, her place in God's
family is permanent. His love for her is unconditional. His resources are unending.
His faithfulness, unfailing. Jen's series on Mistaken Identity
offers an overview of the lifelong effects of parental divorce and pracitical
advice on creating a new marriage model, learning from parents' mistakes, anticipating
triggers, finding home and more.
Mistaken Identity:
Target
Audience: | Key
Topics: | Adult
children of divorce (18-35) | The
Lifelong Effects of Divorce | College
students | Making
Peace | Young
singles | The
Effect of Divorce on Faith | Youth
workersaa | Honoring
Our Parents Learning from Our Parents' Past Finding Home Choosing
to Love Creating Our Own Marriage Models Anticipating Our Triggers Additional
topics for singles | |
As
Jen's faith grew, so too did her joy and desire for righteousness. Her series,
Worship as a Way of Life, explains that true worship
is an inward, outward, upward and onward response to the influence of Jesus Christ
in a believer's life. It involves frequent self-examination, behavior that offers
a clear explanation of our values, upward exclamation of our love for Christ and
a hopeful expectation that God is working through us.
Worship
As A Way Of Life:
Target
Audience: | Key
Topics: | Lead
worshippers | Worship
involves self-examination | Church
groups | Worship
involves behavior that clearly explains our values | College
Students | Worship
involves exclamation of praise | Singles
| Worship
involves expectation
that God is working through us | |
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Jen is also available to speak on the topics of Intentional Integrity and Transitions.
For
booking information, click here.
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