Christian
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The Quiet Life
What if it’s not your lot in life to be the next Elizabeth Elliot, Joan of Arc or Mother Theresa. What if you’re just meant to embrace a quiet life while being diligent with the Father’s business? 1 Thessalonians 4:9-12 says,”But as touching brotherly love ye need not that I write unto you: for ye Continue reading
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A confident mother.
If you’re a living, breathing human woman you’ve experienced moments that filled with anything but confidence. Or maybe you were confident and it turns out you should’ve slowed your roll a bit. Funny story: I didn’t know how to work a diaper with my first born and the peditrician had to teach me why the Continue reading
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Tough Times = Tough Mother?
Tough Times Unless you live under a rock you’ve heard or maybe have witnessed the assassination of Charlie Kirk. A couple of days before his tragic death, there was a stabbing on a Charlotte, N.C. light rail caught on camera as well. The week before that there was a shooting during a school mass at Continue reading
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The Past
We all have one.. {God put it on my heart about a year ago to write on this subject and instead of obedience I chose silence and didn’t write anything for a while in response. I don’t know where this will go but my prayer is that it will be an encouragement to the person Continue reading
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Reading the Bible in 2025
Is it important to read your Bible? It amazes me how many times I hear people tell me they don’t read their Bible. Their reasons are usually because 1. They don’t understand what they’re reading OR 2. they don’t think it’s really that important. I’ll tell you what my reason was, I didn’t understand the Continue reading
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Maximizing on sin.
… well of course not my own sin, but yours. The coin that repents heads: un-forgiveness and tails: forgiveness. The coin that has only two sides, two choices. The coin that is black and white. Simple. Heads To not forgive is to detain that person in the prison that I’ve built for them in my Continue reading
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Social Media: The cause of neighborly un-love.
If you couldn’t already tell by some of the title I come up with I like some debate. I enjoy looking into something, getting passionate about it, and then seeing where people stand on the issue. Ever since I was a little girl I’ve been that way. Not a great character trait to grow up Continue reading
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Our broken pieces
Kintsugi pottery dates back to at least the 15th century (some website state the 16th or 17th century). Kintsugi is a Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by using gold to join the pieces back together. Legend says that this began when shogun Ashikaga Yoshimasa broke his favorite tea bowl so, he shipped it back Continue reading
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Suffering for God
A few months ago I was reading through the book of Acts and a passage stood out to me and I’ve been meditating on it ever since and therefore it warrants a blog post. As I was reading chapter nine I came to verse 16 and I had to pause. Did Jesus really say that? Continue reading
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Can I trust God with this?
Have you ever come to the root of your spiritual issue and found yourself thinking that God was untrustworthy in this circumstance? What your sour attitude, worry/anxiety, or anger boils down to is this… God, you’re not big enough to solve this problem/ I can’t trust you with this situation because it’s too personal/ I’m Continue reading
The Millennial Mom 