What Story Does Your Pain Tell?
All pain tells a story. The type of transformation we experience through the pain determines the kind of story we tell. What story does your pain tell?
Not Abandoned: Keeping Faith as a Disabled Christian
The Bible says that if we ask for healing, God is willing and able to do so. What happens to our faith when He doesn’t?
When the Pain Began | Dealing with Disability
My freshman year of college was memorable to say the least. This is the start of my story, the beginning of accepting that I have an invisible disability. Issues like this are becoming more and more common, so let’s bring awareness to the reality of chronic pain and disabilities that hide beneath the surface.
Take a Picture... or Don't
Sometimes we completely forget to live in the moment because we’re too busy capturing the moment. It’s okay to want to save a memory or two, but make sure you remember to be there as well.
No Time for Distractions
We have too many distractions and too little time on this Earth. Put your time toward things that matter.
Fostering is Not for Me
Fostering is not for me. And you know what? It’s actually not for you either.
What I Learned About Cleanliness from a 2-Year-Old
Without fail, Lincoln does this one thing every single night before bed. We could all learn a lesson from him.
What You're Feeling Matters
Our world has issues. We need to understand that there are real and significant emotions attached to these issues, and no matter which side of whichever aisle we’re on, it’s our job to comfort those who are hurting. Let’s focus more on providing that comfort than being right.
Stop Faking It
Avoid recreational Christianity. Avoid compartmentalized faith. Stop faking it.
Treat Your Mind Like a Security Checkpoint
2 Corinthians 10:5 tells us to “take every thought captive” but what does that mean? It means we stop every thought before it becomes anything else and check its intent.
Do You Trust God Enough to Rest?
Rest is hard. Trust is harder. I think they often go hand in hand, as the more we find ourselves comfortable with rest, the more we trust in God’s provision instead.
