Reclaiming Identity. Surmounting Adversity. Practical Christianity.
Part II - Conditioning and Positioning Ourselves to Hear From God. So as promised (although I'm a little late but who's watching?) here's the second installment of "God, is that you?" Now I'm no pastor. Or teacher. I'm just a girl who likes to blog. I'm definitely not the resident expert on the Bible or …
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I still feel somewhat weird when I talk to friends and family and I say "well God told me.." and they look at me funny. Or sometimes, in my meditation time the Lord will reveal something to me that excites me so much that I just want to tell someone but because I know …
A few months ago I made a move that I believed God was leading me to make and it failed... Terribly. I had my hopes built up, thought this instruction would lead me to an end result I was praying about for a while now. I prayed, fasted and obeyed but the move crashed.. And …
Joy to the world! I can't contain my excitement on this Christmas Day! Quick story... As most of you know I'm in school working on my journalism degree and after much delay and struggle (because what's a success story without setbacks) I'm finally set to graduate on June, 2nd. (Insert celebration here.) …
I used to wonder when my life would start. Day after day I felt as though I was waiting for something to happen - although I could never quite figure out what that something was. At one point I thought it was a man that I needed - perhaps a fairy tale romance would add …
"They" said I was never the "pretty girl". Cute maybe. Beautiful not so much. I got my fair share of compliments on my big bright eyes, crooked smile and my thick thighs. And my voluptuousness definitely got me some attention, maybe not the right attention but attention, nonetheless. They said I was never the pretty …
My beloved son: You are so smart, inquisitive and brave and now in your world of superheroes and wrestling action figures you are the master – you are in charge and you wield all the power. My heart breaks at the thought of you growing up and forgetting, or worse, relinquishing this power. I know …
