Category: Complaining
God Hears Complaints
One of the most frequent temptations for God’s people seems to be complaining. It has been this way for quite some time, and it continues to plague the people of God. We…
Continue readingInternet Interaction
I was appalled, scrolling through my news feed and coming across one of those articles, where a friend of mine had commented on it and now it showed up as something I…
Continue readingThe Road to Assos
When we read through the book of Acts, a lot of times we hop from (true) story to story. It’s no wonder, then, in Acts 20, that many of us jump straight…
Continue readingAfraid of Imperfection?
I don’t know how everyone does it. I mean, I have quite a few Facebook friends and people I follow on Instagram and Twitter. And yet, it seems that they all have…
Continue readingNaomi or Mara?
Since Naomi isn’t the title character of the book of Ruth, we often overlook her contribution to the story. It is her family, after all, that Ruth is made a part of,…
Continue readingYou Are The World’s View
There are a lot of responsibilities on Christians. We are required to spread the good news of Jesus to the entire world (Mark 16:15). We are required to keep all of the…
Continue readingSafe Complaints
Maybe you’ve noticed that complaining is a fairly regular topic on my blog. Mostly that’s because it is something that I struggle with a lot and I need regular reminders that it…
Continue readingThe Belk Tweet
It’s August, and that means life should start settling back into a routine — or that’s what I keep telling myself anyway. It’s been good to take a small break from blogging,…
Continue readingComponents of Complaining
I don’t know what your struggle is, but I know we all have them. It seems that Satan attacks me with the temptation of complaining far more often than anything else these…
Continue readingPractical Pointers for Loving Others
Last Saturday I had the privilege of speaking to a group of young ladies about loving others. As I was studying for the lesson, I found myself pretty ashamed of high school…
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