More Than a Logophile
Sometimes, it is really easy for me to feel left out and forgotten. Like everyone has (or will have) their happily ever after except me. Sometimes I feel like I’m the one carrying all the weight and being the one everyone leans on like the perfect invincible side character with no one to help shoulder … Continue reading Seasons Without Fire
I came across a post recently that got me thinking. It was intended to be one of those empowering, self-care type posts, but as good as it sounds, it goes completely against what the Bible says. “They may love you. But if they can’t choose you, you must walk away. You are way too valuable … Continue reading To Love a Friend
Recently, a few of my school friends and acquaintances have gotten into relationships, engaged, or married. Most of them, in fact. It’s hard when you feel like all the girls your age have someone special except you. Loneliness, anxiety, and depression can hit without warning. We can tell ourselves all the right things, remind ourselves … Continue reading When Singleness Feels Hard
Feminism is a tough topic to cover as a Christian, but I’m here writing about it because we need to know the truth. My goal is not to offend, but if you are offended, I trust that it is because of the truth, not because of me. Dictionary Definition: Feminism (n) 1) The theory of … Continue reading Hot Topics: Feminism
The issue of homosexuality and transgenderism should be easy for Christians to navigate, and yet we tend to get sucked in by society and swayed by movements in culture. Today, we’re talking about truth. It is not my intention to offend, but if I do offend you, I hope it is because of the truth … Continue reading Hot Topics: LGBTQ+
Lately, it seems that the news only has a handful of things to talk about, and the most difficult headlines to read are the ones involving racism. My goal in this article is to address the problems of racism and anti-racism honestly, candidly, and biblically. Again, my goal is to look at the truth, not … Continue reading Hot Topics: Racism
The subject of sin is an unpopular one in most of today’s world, but the actions and effects of sin are more blatant than ever. Even Christians like to avoid talking about it for fear of offense, name calling, and a host of other things. Yet the state of humanity is obvious, and the Bible … Continue reading Sin
A Study of Colossians 2:1-10 Colossians 2:1 For I want you to know what a great conflict I have for you and those in Laodicea, and for as many as have not seen my face in the flesh Paul is concerned for the Colossian and Laodicean churches. Laodicea should sound familiar. It is one of … Continue reading Keeping in Focus
Every now and then, it's important to remind ourselves of what we believe. It refreshes our resolve and passion. It strengthens our foundation of faith. In Scripture, we are told to do certain things (like communion) in remembrance of Christ. So today, I'm reiterating my statement of faith for this blog: What I Believe I … Continue reading What We Believe
Hymn-writing has been practiced by believers for centuries. We can trace that all the way back to the book of Psalms. David, Solomon, Moses, Asaph, and the sons of Korah all have psalms attributed to them. We also have songs by Miriam (Ex. 15:21), Deborah (Jg. 5), Hannah (1 Sam. 2), Mary (Lk. 1:46-55), and … Continue reading Why Believers Should Write Hymns
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