In The Garden Within, Dr. Anita Phillips explores with us what is happening between our hearts and minds. She explores with us that impacts everything
In Can I Say That?, Brenna Blain brings her fresh voice to those who feel unsafe or unwelcome in the church, acknowledging the incongruity between the church’s actions and believers’ lived experiences. As a Bible teacher and an advocate for those who have experienced abuse, molestation, and mental health crises, she creates space for readers to be radically honest and ask tough questions—Am I safe here? Why does your presence feel so lonely, God?—while pointing them to biblical, foundational truth.
If you only ever read one book for the rest of your life…make it this one…
Get Ready for an Unforgettable Experience: A Nationwide Release You Won’t Want to Miss! I am thrilled to share with you my review of an
Habits don’t make themselves – but we can make them better…here’s a look into the Weekly Habits Project from Zondervan: Over the next 52 weeks, reflection prompts and calming imagery will provide a compassionate place for you to set and celebrate goals related to time, prayer, technology, fears, discouragement, and relationships.
The crowds assembled for the spectacle…but they left with so much more that. We’re talking about that word and a little about journaling.
A Christmas post worth sharing from author, Carrie Stephens: The shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for all the things they had seen and heard,
Happy Friday! Today, I want to share with you Vanessa’s post from earlier this month. It is SUCH a powerful prayer, and a message I
Absolutely you can play the religion card. But you need to make darn sure you mean it and aren’t just trying to make a point. If you’re trying to make a social or political statement, do that. Make THAT stand. That’s an entirely different topic that, frankly, I’m not even going to touch. If you REALLY don’t want the vaccine for religious reasons, make sure you mean it… Let’s talk about WHY you need to mean it: personally, legally, and morally.
By Design, the Rooster Crows Have you ever been up early enough, or stayed up late enough, to hear the rooster crow? It’s still dark