Matthew 27:50 "And when Jesus had cried out again in a loud voice, he gave up his spirit." We make light of the death Jesus died. We put it in children's story books and cartoons. We skip the crucifixion and go straight to the resurrection. Why? Because no one wants to talk about death. It's too … Continue reading Did Jesus Really Die?
How do I talk to my non-christians about salvation? This is something I've been thinking about quite a lot lately. Relatively often, I'll meet other people around my age at Church or other ministrys that don't know the gospel. It's a common misconception among a lot of Christians that everyone must know about Jesus. For … Continue reading How To Talk To Non Christian Friends About The Gospel
We’ve all heard it before. “Be yourself and no one else.” The concept is correct, but we live in an identity starved era. To a lot of non-Christian girls and young women, “yourself ” doesn’t mean anything anymore. They don’t have anything to truly define themselves by. Our culture has brought itself to accept many … Continue reading What It Means To Be A Christian Girl In Modern Society
We live in a society that complains about almost everything. We complain about politics, when our food is cold... you get the idea. Think about just how many times a day you "forget" to be thankful. We take advantage of the daily luxuries we're blessed with, just because we're used to them. You may be … Continue reading Real Thankfulness: The Biblical View Of Gratitude
A lot of us living in this up beat, political, technical world think of "idolatry" as a thing of the past. But is it? When most people think about idols, they think of stories like the golden calf in the Bible, the ancient Greek and Roman gods and the many superstitious practices that are common … Continue reading Modern Day Idols: Is God Really First in Your Life?
Fighting in the face of fear and living in the light of hope. After months of waiting, my book is finally out! It was a long project, (resulting in inconsistent posting), but it's finally done! It was an awesome experience and I'm so excited to share it. We Followed The War is a Novella about … Continue reading My Book Is Out!
Hi everyone, I hope you are having a blessed day! This isn’t my normal post style, but I wanted to share this with you. I was at the bookstore and I hadn’t been there in a while. I went to the Teen and YA section and I wish I could say I was surprised by … Continue reading Announcement: I Wrote A Book
Can I "Lose" My Salvation? This is a big question going around in modern culture. After we are saved can we lose our place in heaven? Can a salvation we once had just disappear? First of all, what is salvation? You find salvation in believing that God sent his only Son, Jesus Christ, to die … Continue reading Can A Christian Lose Their Salvation?
We still struggle with a lot of the same problems people struggled with during the time of Jesus’ earthly ministry. Granted, no one ever freaked out because their phone was on five percent. Still, just because that was two thousand years ago, doesn’t mean we now live in an alternate world. We’ve all seen the … Continue reading A Young Christian’s Views On The Struggles Of Gen Z
Things have been pretty stressful lately. With the recent pandemic, the protests, conflicts concerning Churches, schools, politics and on and on. It’s so easy to just drown in the stress and worry. There are so many little things that are constantly on our minds. Sometimes it can just seem like we can’t get away from … Continue reading Just Be Still: God Is Still In Control
As a Christian, you will have the opportunity to share the word of God and to minister to others. You just have to be ready. 1 Peter 3:15-16 "Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and … Continue reading Always Be Prepared: You’ll Have An Opportunity
What is “real repentance”? The word “repent” literally means to turn around and go the other way. When we hurt someone, it’s all too easy to just say “I’m sorry” and forget about it. It’s so easy to snap at a friend and then walk by like nothing happened. None of us can fully uphold … Continue reading Real Repentance: More Than Just “I’m Sorry”
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