It was in 2011 that I rededicated my life to Christ. The prior year, I'd moved back to the city my family resided in, and began attending a weekly small Bible study group with my Mom and my older sister, Rachel. I was baptized through Warehouse Christian Ministries on a hot weekend day that summer,… Continue reading The Soft Pillow of God’s Sovereignty
Tag: theology
Refreshed Among the Monks
“You can come in here whenever you’d like,” Will told me as he led me through the lobby. “Anytime?!" I wanted to make sure I understood his meaning so I wouldn't cause an awkward moment at 3am: Me, relaxing on the couch, casually reading in my pajamas. “Oh, yeah! Come in here, turn the lights… Continue reading Refreshed Among the Monks
Like Jesus
“Oh! Excuse me!” I was walking into the restroom in the church lobby when I barely avoided colliding into a woman on her way out. I laughed quietly about the near-miss as I entered one of the unoccupied stalls. Always one to startle easily, I felt bad for the woman in whose face I shrieked.… Continue reading Like Jesus
Fear Itself – Scripture Reference
In his now-famous 1933 Inauguration speech, FDR said: "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." I think Scripture confirms that he was right. God knows that as Christians, we will still struggle with fears. Scripture is full of different variations of "fear not," "be courageous," and "do not be afraid," and digging… Continue reading Fear Itself – Scripture Reference
to be heard
I know a 3-year-old boy who has a lot to say. "It's a blue sky; there's no clouds!" "What's that sound?" "Nonnie, what's on your shirt?" "It's very beautiful!" "I like that!" He truly doesn't miss a thing. It's so fun to be around little children who are not only able to observe the world… Continue reading to be heard
My Heart's Overflow 