As I made my way throughout my vegetable garden, I noticed that one of my sunflowers required a little assistance. So I grabbed a bamboo stick, a hammer, and some twine and headed back to my flower bed to secure it. As I contemplated the best course of action I noticed a few bees buzzing… Read More The Problem With Spirit Animals
This weekend I kept myself busy (more so than usual); I vowed weeks ago that during this past weekend, I was to keep myself busy and my mind distracted from thoughts that could send me spiraling downwards into a weeping mess. I can say that I succeeded considering I was out cold by ten-thirty Friday… Read More When approval of man turns into idolatry
Last night I happened to rile up some non-Christians over on a very popular social media platform. It wasn’t on purpose, I just didn’t agree with the misleading words coming out of the creator’s mouth. This person claimed that not only is the gospel of Luke a lie but that Mary Magdalene was Jesus’s first… Read More Web Of Miss Truths
What happens when someone sins against us or offends us in some way, is it acceptable to hold a grudge? Will God accept us if we reject others? Will God forgive us for holding a grudge? No—He will not. Now, before you come at me with, “God loves us” please go to scripture. Yes, He… Read More Holding onto resentment
Yesterday I attended a wake service for a neighbor of ours. My husband has known this family for years and wanted to pay his respects. The service was to be held at a Catholic church. Super. I hadn’t set foot in a Catholic church in over a decade. I never thought that I would now… Read More Thankful To Be An Outsider, now.
One of the scariest feelings, when you’re new to Christianity, is the fear of following or listening to the wrong people. I remember early on in my walk with the Lord, sitting in my living room staring down at a message on my phone that held a list of Christian accounts that I should follow… Read More Worth Listening To
I believe in the sanctity of marriage and the importance of placing guardrails up to protect a marriage from temptations of the flesh. I also believe that having inappropriate friendships when married can led to devastating consequences. My husband and I both agree with not having close friendships of the opposite sex. We both have… Read More Protecting your marriage
As a young girl growing up Catholic I remember asking my mother (and Catholic school teachers) many times what the purpose was behind getting ashes placed on our forehead on Ash Wednesday. The answer I always received was, “It’s tradition, it’s what we do.” This was the same response that I received to many of… Read More But, it’s tradition
It’s unbelievably frustrating when I come across an author or speaker who falls into the category of a false teacher, it’s also very unsettling to know that many Christian churches push an app called RightNow Media that holds a streaming library of more than 20,000 Bible study videos for leaders to share with their people.… Read More Peddlers of Error
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I was reminded this morning that it is once again that time of year. The time of year that thousands upon thousands of women will become giddy with excitement over what is one of the most anticipated conferences in existence. They will assemble in churches, homes, and in dorm…
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