ABOUT NICOLE UNICE

Nicole Unice
Nicole Unice is a ministry leader at Hope Church in Richmond, VA. She's a bible teacher and the author of She's Got Issues (Tyndale, May 2012). Her writing on spiritual formation and leadership has been featured in Leadership Journal, Relevant, the Catalyst Blog and she's a featured contributor to Christianity Today's Today's Christian Woman. Connect with her at http://www.nicoleunice.com

The Vision Vacuum

by: Nicole Unice

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If you are operating in a personal vision vacuum, today might be a day to spend some time refreshing yourself on what matters most to God, and what he’s gifted you to do.

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