Who and Whose
For those of us who’ve asked Jesus to be our Lord and Savior, we’re privy to a whole host of amazing Truths about our newfound, adopted-into-the-family-of-God identity. Unfortunately, most of us don’t know them. This explains why we tend to live in defeat and despair, instead of freedom and triumph. A couple weeks ago, the Lord led me to a wonderful book called Victory Over the Darkness (by Niel T. Anderson, since I gotta cite my sources) and in it, there’s a list of statemen
2 days ago4 min read
Laughing Without Fear
Once upon a time, there was a girl named Maddie. Now, this girl was seven months into a bizarre "break" with a guy, and well, she wasn't handling it well. But truth be told, her struggles had started lonnngggg before that guy was even in the picture; the past year had been rough, made her mental health not-so healthy. However, things had started to get better... thanks to God permeating her life with so much Scripture, that she began to fall in love. Not with a boy, but with
Apr 153 min read
Easter's Eve
This week is different, special. Because yesterday was different and oh-so special. In honor of Easter and our Savior's sacrifice, I thought it would be nice to share a poem... About the beginning. When all was pure. Until it wasn't. As you read, think about God's master plan, His redemption plan, rescue mission. And thank Jesus, our ultimate Rescuer, for becoming our way home. "Eve” Eve Is what I am He says I used to be Nothing Enshrouded in darkness Cool and c
Apr 64 min read
