8 Tips For Christian Newlyweds
Last month I wrote 10 Suggestions For Engaged Christian Couples. I’d like to follow through with that line of thinking and address Christian newlyweds. Once the wedding euphoria dies down, you’re just like any newly married couple trying to figure…
The Struggle Of The Childless Church
I have been a member at seven churches since I was saved. Each had its own set of strengths and weaknesses. The healthiest churches had one thing, though, that the struggling churches did not. Children. The churches with young families…
Responding To Your Feedback: Part 6 (The Catholic Edition)
Every so often I receive comments on my blog posts and emails from readers who want to share their input on what I have written. Although many are supportive and friendly, plenty of others are critical, mean-spirited, inaccurate, or some…
10 Suggestions For Engaged Christian Couples
My husband and I didn’t have the typical American engagement experience. We got engaged over the phone after the conversation progressed to a natural “now what are we gonna do” moment, and then we spent most of the two months…
The New Believer: A Letter To Myself
A lot has happened in my fourteen years as a Christian. The world has rapidly changed around me, and my life is radically different than the one I was leading before my salvation. In fact, I would say that my…
Is Your Authentic Christianity Real Christianity?
Hypocrisy in the Church is a frequently referenced issue when Christianity receives criticism. And ya know what? It should be because there are hypocrites in the Church. But should this be surprising? Christians, as with all other people, will never…
New Year’s Resolution: Reflecting Jesus With My Words
The new year is almost here, and I’m getting ready to assess how this year has gone and plan for the future, as well. This is, without a doubt, one of my favorite things to do. Planning, lists, setting goals,…
Navigating The Holidays With Your Unsaved Family
Christmas is supposed to be a time to celebrate Jesus’ birth, and we use that time to be with our loved ones as we worship the Lord. It’s a special time, but for some, it isn’t always so wonderful. Let’s…
Trust In The Lord: It’s Easier Said Than Done
If I had a series of posts called Things That Are Easier Said Than Done, this would be my first in that series. I don’t know about you, but I have encouraged people to “trust in the Lord” more times…
Can Your Husband Help Your Mental Health?
I’ve made it no secret that I have struggled with feelings of depression, dealt with a heavy amount of grief concerning my mother’s death, and faced a lot of hurt concerning a family history of alcoholism and divorce. Let’s just…
