Faithful Writers

Prophecy reveals hidden truths, and that is precisely what it is meant to do. It’s not all about the future but about clarifying the now.

I come to you now not “cured," But I come to you stronger, healthier, happier, and both renewed and in the process of renewal.

Discover the peace of living fully in the present moment by surrendering your worries and plans to God. Learn to trust His guidance and find rest in today’s gift, grounded in scripture.

Do not fool yourselves, my fellow Christians, for our world is a dark place. Unbelievers do not know there is more to this life than those constant whispers from satan.

Accepting Jesus does not automatically equate you to being the “perfect” evangelist or take away nerves or fear.

Concern is natural; it’s a safety system set up by God. We can take that concern to God and seek help before anxiety takes over.

He was led to believe at some point through an Evangelical church that 2 Kings 6:28-29 was proof that God condones us eating people. Yep, you read that right, all of us present had dropped jaws. Now I’m not dinging this gentleman at all. He is currently in the process of trying to unlearn and learn new things from the Bible and about God. He’s doing exactly what he’s supposed to be doing, which is studying and asking a lot of questions.

The church has discredited itself so many times; it’s insane. Do you know what nonbelievers see and why so many are driven away? Hypocrisy at its finest.

What was originally a word describing a group of people who followed Christ gathering together became a building to attend.

I have dealt with intrusive thoughts since I was a child, it straight-up sucks. What's even more exhausting is the judgment I’ve gotten from people over the years, and to be completely honest — it’s one thing to get ignorant comments from a nonbeliever, but it’s a completely different story getting ignorant comments of any kind from a Christian when you too are a Christian.

In that moment, I knew a day would come when I would have to defend and fight for my right to say I am a mother in conversation.

Nagging in the back of my head was this feeling that I answered wrong, that I needed to rethink my response, and why I responded that way. And you betcha I rethought my response, and it was an intense moment of realization, faith, and repentance.

Why can’t it be both? Maybe I’m wrong, but here are my thoughts. First, we are not puppets, we have free will to choose what we want.