I have a heart for women who are broken, discouraged, and oppressed. Despite the advances in woman’s rights in the West, I have met women, both Christian and non-Christian, that feel that way. For the sake of those women, I…
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Self-cutting. I really don’t remember how exactly I got the idea to start doing it but I do remember the first time I tried it. My dad used to keep hospital scalpels in the house as an alternative to razor…
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From the Woman Who Subdued a General I love bringing to light the stories of Biblical characters that are not well known and not often talked about. One of those is the wise woman of Abel of Beth-maacah, found in…
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Wars in the Old Testament were fought to achieve God’s purposes. In the New Testament, we are called to a different type of war, a spiritual war. Although the weapons of our warfare are no longer carnal, there is a…
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Love like Jesus. It seems simple enough and yet I find that few Christians do (myself included). Instead, I see two extreme attitudes that run rampant within the Christian Church, pharisaical and permissive. The pharisaical person justifies their position under…
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In my previous blog, The Art of Raising Prayer Warriors: Part 1, I discussed the importance of modeling prayer for our kids, even when the conditions are not ideal. Raising prayer warriors does not have to be complicated nor a…
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