That Time I Stole Candy and Didn’t Get What I Deserved
I stole. It’s my first time confessing it on the internet. It was traumatic for me, but I learned how to overcome temptation and what happens if we sin.
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I stole. It’s my first time confessing it on the internet. It was traumatic for me, but I learned how to overcome temptation and what happens if we sin.
The dreadful and common affliction we call Imposter Syndrome—feeling incompetent, inadequate, or like a failure—can be discouraging, but the Bible has a cure!
Psalm 29 is the perfect background music by which to worship our masterful Creator and majestic King, reminding us of His sovereignty and the power of His Word.
When we need directions, we look at a map or signs. But how does God guide us? According to Psalm 32:8, He guides us with His eye upon us. Let’s dig deeper.
What drives our hamster wheel lifestyle? These three practices changed my life and brought me from a constant sense of chaos to a consistent sense of calm.
Most people would give up on a lost cause, but in the Kingdom of God, there are no lost causes. There is hope because there is One who loves, seeks, and saves.
My mom, Mary, and Martha show us that when we love to serve so much that we fail to connect with the One we serve, we’re missing out on the most important part.
The red lines on our carefully crafted words during the editing process can be painful, but the Bible’s description of sanctification can help us embrace it.
I didn’t expect the book of Malachi to point me to the hope we have in Jesus Christ—perfect Good News for dreary days and downcast souls that need uplifting.
As followers of Jesus Christ, we have a spiritual scent. With it, we can attract others and be a pleasing aroma to the Lord. But we can also give off a stench.
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