This summer, I had this moment where it just hit me how awful and unworthy I am. I was disgusted with myself.
But never before have I felt so astonished by God’s love for us. He knows us, AND He loves us. That’s crazy.
This summer, I had this moment where it just hit me how awful and unworthy I am. I was disgusted with myself.
But never before have I felt so astonished by God’s love for us. He knows us, AND He loves us. That’s crazy.
How a conversation with a stranger at a coffee shop reminded me of my greatest treasure–and how far God has brought me.
There are days, even as a child of God, that I feel very lost.
For the one feeling a little bit lost:
All those years in youth group, I tried to wrestle down what God was doing in my life. For a while it made sense. For a while it didn’t.
But God doesn’t stop being good when I don’t see what He’s doing. And it all hit me during my very last youth group.
I listened to the song thinking “Jireh” was just the Hebrew for enough, but after I looked it up later I realized it meant something much deeper. And it spoke straight into God’s promises in our lives.
We all have dreams for the future. But as we work towards that dream, it’s easy to get frustrated with stagnation, failure, and slow progress.
If you’re struggling with these, here are 4 truths my best friend reminded me of.
Here’s what I learned sharing the real gospel with Mormons and staying in Salt Lake City for a week.
God’s love doesn’t make sense. Here’s why.
(Also, if you like Newsboys, you’ll probably also like this one;-)
This weekend, we celebrate freedom. But I think America’s definition of freedom is quite different from Jesus’s definition. And I think we need to pay attention to the difference.
The world has lost sight of what it means to be a woman.
But there’s something beautiful and poetic about being crafted from a rib that speaks volumes about what it means to be a woman of God.