Category: Christian Living
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Out from Under My Mother’s Wing: A Journey of Pain, Growth, and Freedom
For much of my life, I existed under my mother’s wing. In her shadow. She was a force—complicated, commanding, and deeply shaped by the circumstances of her own upbringing. Under My Mother’s Wing; In Her Shadow How my mother’s early trauma shaped the power dynamic in our relationship When my mother was around ten years… Read more
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Journal to Stronger Faith with Steadfast and Sustained
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to let important things slip away. For many of us, that means dropping the ball when it comes to our spiritual lives. We miss out on powerful reflections and ways to connect with God. Whether it’s a powerful sermon, a meaningful Bible verse, or a personal prayer, keeping track… Read more
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The Intersection of Creativity and Faith: Christianity Inspires Artistic Expression
Creativity and faith are intimately connected. Together, they weave a tapestry of inspiration that has shaped artistic expression throughout history. Christianity, with its rich traditions and profound narratives, has served as a wellspring of creativity for countless artists and writers. From the grandeur of the Sistine Chapel to the lyrical beauty of sacred hymns, art… Read more
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Mother’s Day Gifts to Strengthen Her Faith
As we approach Mother’s Day, it’s the perfect time to reflect on faith, growth, and the powerful bond we share with the women in our lives. Whether you’re looking for meaningful Mother’s Day gifts, or just a way to deepen your own spiritual journey, these devotionals and journals will provide you or your loved ones… Read more
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Laughter is God’s Gift to Our Souls
Laughter is a major part of my life. It defines who I am and how I react to the world around me. If you’re in my presence for any extended period of time, chances are you’re going to hear me laugh. Maybe more than once. The Holy Spirit Brings Joy and Laughter One day, I… Read more
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Can You Pass This Love Test?
A recent event gave me the opportunity to experience my own “Good Samaritan” moment. But, unlike the Good Samaritan, I failed my love test. Read more