Hi, I’m Teri Beane and it is so nice to meet you. Even though I’m an introvert by nature, I love making new friends and diving into meaningful conversations. After meeting Cherry, our friendship flourished quickly as we discovered our hearts for ministering to women were closely matched. Recently she graciously extended an invitation to merge our ministries under TheBeingRemadeLife.com banner. I couldn’t be more excited about the things we have planned for the upcoming months. So let me tell you a little bit about myself and I hope you will interact with us through our Facebook page and website so I can get to know you! I am a…
Why Being Remade?
For the past several years, I have been on a quest to discover my purpose in life. I have known for even longer that God’s will for our lives is that we would know Him and make Him known by being remade into the image of Christ; that we would be a reflection of who He is. But before that, I spent a great deal of time sitting in church, feeling like I was banging my head against a brick wall because I was not experiencing the peace and joy I heard preached from the pulpit week after week. I am not exaggerating in the slightest when I say that…
A Time To Dream
The best is yet to come!! Good Morning, I just wanted to take just a moment to share that my testimony will air today! You can find it in the following places: Fishbowl Radio today (7/5) at noon and Sunday 7/8 at 3:00pm, click here. WRNO Worldwide Monday 7/9 at 8:00pm, click here. It was such a prvilege to be able to share even though I touched on some challenging memories. God can redeem everything that touches our life if we will just allow Him. If you listen and you have ever experienced something similar, please know God can bring you to a place of healing. If you want to…
Are We There Yet?
If you’ve ever been on a trip with a child of almost any age, you are probably familiar with the questions: “Are we there yet?”, “Will we be there soon?”, and “How much longer until we get there?” Maybe you remember asking those questions yourself when you were a young. For some reason, even from an early age, we tend to develop an expectation that everything will be better when we arrive at our destination. I carried this expectation into my everyday life thinking that my identity would be found in the next phase of life I arrived at. My first big expectation was that I would arrive at the…
