Category: Christianity
The Scariest App Out There!
What if I told you there was an app out there that could help you gauge your spiritual life? Sounds pretty crazy, right? I mean, there can’t be an app out there that deciphers…
Continue readingAmnesty Week
It’s that time again! The time when all of Pulaski scours their garages and storage units and every corner of their home for anything they can put out on the side of…
Continue readingOh Be Careful Little Fingers
Last night, I had the extreme privilege of hearing my favorite gospel preacher (other than my husband), BJ Clarke, deliver a powerful lesson on the power of one. One person, one sentence…
Continue readingI Don’t Need Luck
It’s St. Patrick’s Day, and we all know three things about St. Patrick’s Day: You wear green or you get pinched. The world is generally consumed in drinking alcohol. Something about luck…
Continue readingDream Little
It sounds crazy, doesn’t it? Especially considering that all of our lives we’ve been conditioned to hear the word dream and following it with big. Dreaming little seems like a cop-out, or perhaps lazy or dumb. Why…
Continue readingMarch Forth!
So first we had the No!vember challenge – where we stopped worrying, then came the February wife challenge – where we were actively submissive to our husbands. Now, I present to you…
Continue readingDon’t Open that Door
Sometimes I get pretty angry. I get angry that people openly defy and mock the Almighty God of all things. I get angry that our society not only tolerates (I may also…
Continue readingDon’t Raise Your Kids in the Church
We’ve all heard it. I’ve heard it said of me. “Raised in the church”. But I don’t like it. And there are a couple of reasons why. 1: When we say people…
Continue readingDO YOU Want to Be a Worker for the Lord?
I’m a lyric person. Most of the songs I like have amazing lyrics, and that’s why I pick them. And the good harmonies of course. But I mostly hone in on the…
Continue readingWhat Do Your Words Really Say?
Reading through the story of Jesus’ illegal trial and subsequent crucifixion is a difficult read. What’s more difficult is to focus on anything but that, because it is the central most point of…
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