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Goodbye 2022! Hello 2023! I don’t do resolutions. They have a tendency to be vague and not stick for more than a month, if they get that far. I do goals instead, and there are several things I’m excited for in 2023! First, a look back. Writing - In 2022, I attended my first writer’s… Continue reading Excited for 2023!
When a rock and roll front man releases a book, you don't expect it to be on theology. Life on the road? Sure. The ups and downs of fame? Absolutely. Finding truth in a postmodern world? Not so much. But that's what John Copper has given us, and it is awesome! The Christian world has… Continue reading Awake & Alive to Truth by John L. Cooper
The purpose of One Word 365 is to put aside the usual New Year’s resolutions that we never seem to keep. Instead, you pick one word. Just one word that you want to spend the year focusing on and living out… whatever that may mean for you, personally. My One Word for 2020 is focus.… Continue reading One Word 365 (2020)
The purpose of One Word 365 is to put aside the usual New Year’s resolutions that we never seem to keep. Instead, you pick one word. Just one word that you want to spend the year focusing on and living out… whatever that may mean for you, personally. I'm a bit early with this… Continue reading One Word 365 (2019)
What's the key to being a perfect Christian? You need to remember that it's all about you. In this guide, you'll get tips on finding a church that caters to your beliefs and spiritual needs. You'll learn how to keep your fellowship at the surface level so that no one learns enough about you to… Continue reading How to Be a Perfect Christian by The Babylon Bee
The world has a lot to say about dating and relationships. It has a lot to say about people who are single and whether or not marriage is even necessary in the times we live in. But what does the single life, and dating, look like for a Christian? As a single woman in my… Continue reading Not Yet Married by Marshall Segal
9 Let love be without hypocrisy. Detest evil; cling to what is good. 10 Love one another deeply as brothers and sisters. Outdo one another in showing honor. 11 Do not lack diligence in zeal; be fervent in the Spirit; serve the Lord. 12 Rejoice in hope; be patient in affliction; be persistent in prayer. 13 Share with the saints… Continue reading One Word 365 (2018)
When we think of Jesus, we tend to think of the mild teacher, or the suffering servant who died on a cross for our salvation. We don't usually think of him as demanding things from us. That was under the law, and Jesus frees us from the law, right? Not really. Not in that way.… Continue reading What Jesus Demands from the World by John Piper
2017 wasn't all I wanted it to be, but it had its moments. I read some great books, learned a lot about writing, took a big step on my writing journey, and drew closer to God. Now we're all reflecting on the time that has passed, and looking to the time ahead to make changes… Continue reading Another Year Gone. A New Year Ahead.
Everyone wants money. Money is how we purchase things. It's why we have jobs... to get money to pay the bills and one day, hopefully, we won't have to work anymore. What does God say about money? This is where people get defensive. If God demands we part with our money, does he want us… Continue reading The Treasure Principle by Randy Alcorn
We live in a time when people seem to be generally discontent; Impatient, moody, complaining and jealous. Though we have moments of happiness, we've lost what it means to be truly content. The good news is that we can learn this, as the Apostle Paul says. Erik Raymond lays out what true contentment is and… Continue reading Chasing Contentment by Erik Raymond
Was the death of Jesus on the cross necessary? Was it the only way for people to return to God? The answer is "yes," and R. C. Sproul explains why. Using scripture from both the Old and New Testaments, Sproul shows how our fallen human condition leaves us separated from God, what happened to Jesus on… Continue reading The Truth of the Cross by R. C. Sproul
Jess Boudreaux 