Growth And Maturity
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100 Articles Later: What God Has Taught Me About Growth, Writing, and Faith
It has been a little over a year since I started my Christian blogging journey, and I’m now more than 100 articles in. Honestly, I can hardly believe it! Reaching 100 articles feels significant because getting here hasn’t been easy. The funny thing is, I love writing. Writing itself isn’t the hard part. I have…
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How Hurt Can Quietly Change Your Heart
What Matthew 5:48 taught me about friendship, self-centeredness, and the grace of God. Welp, It Happened Again… My husband called me out for my poor attitude, and the Holy Spirit used it to convict me deeply about my self-centeredness. I was grumbling and complaining about people again. Standards and expectations I had for others to…
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Christian Modesty in a Sexualized Culture
What Is Christian Modesty in a Sexualized Culture? We all feel it. We live in a culture that sexualizes the body. It’s in what we watch, what we scroll, what we’re exposed to daily. The body is constantly framed as something to provoke attention, desire, or comparison. So naturally, the question comes up:How are Christians…
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When Christianity Feels Like Too Much Pressure
This article addresses the pressure in Christianity that can make believers feel like their faith isn’t enough when surrounded by stricter expressions of faith. Acts 15 and Romans 14 remind us that salvation is found in Christ alone and encourage us to walk in freedom, not burden, while maintaining unity with others. I’ve been reading…
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The Real Meaning of Matthew 6:33
Eleven years after first encountering Matthew 6:33, I finally understood the real meaning; what it truly means to “seek first the kingdom of God.” This personal testimony explores anxiety, uncertainty, and God’s faithful provision — and how learning to trust Him transforms head knowledge into lived reality. Have you ever been given a verse and…
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When A Christian Hurts You
“How could they do that? They’re a Christian!” At some point, everyone asks this about a fellow believer. We see something we don’t understand and think, Maybe they aren’t really a Christian after all. Or, is this who they’ve always been? But that shouldn’t be our immediate conclusion.Because if we’re honest, we don’t want our…
