Tag Archives: scripture

Good Enough? 7 Day Devotional

This post is unlike any post I’ve had before, and it’s one I’m really excited about! I just added a new page to the website! On this new page is a free PDF of a 7 day devotional I’ve been working to get online. The devotional is called Good Enough?, and it’s the culmination ofContinue reading “Good Enough? 7 Day Devotional”

Everything is Spiritual

God created us for love and community, for work and play, for sex, for food, for rest. And His purpose is to fill each and every moment we spend here.

Evil: Our role in causing and fixing it

Evil: Who is to blame? Our world is full of evil. Even if you don’t really use words like “good” and “evil,” you can agree that our world is full of less-than-ideal circumstances and situations, often created intentionally or through negligence by the people who inhabit it. Rape. Murder. Greed. Malevolence of all kinds. TheContinue reading “Evil: Our role in causing and fixing it”

Being Used By God

I wonder if sometimes being stuck isn’t just a symptom of living…for ordinary use, but feeling the call on the inside that we were meant for more.

Is Jesus Both Lord and Savior?

Lord and Savior Have you ever heard Jesus referred to as “Lord and Savior”? This double title isn’t just creative flare. These titles describe different roles Jesus plays in our lives. The roles are not the same, but they are absolutely intertwined, and I’ve been thinking about how to submit my life and allow JesusContinue reading “Is Jesus Both Lord and Savior?”

Emotion Versus Foundation

Locker Room Pep Talks If you’ve ever played a sport or watched a sports movie, you’ve seen the locker room pep talk. The coach riles the team up, gives them an encouraging speech, then they go out and win the game! That’s how it works, right? I had two experiences of the locker room pepContinue reading “Emotion Versus Foundation”

Is Self Love scriptural?

Be okay with not being at the finish line, but don’t stop running toward it. Don’t beat yourself up for not being perfect, but don’t accept the lie that you can’t or shouldn’t be better either.