Well, we’ve come to the end of the Introverts & the Great Commission series! We’ve talked with a pastor and a stay-at-home mom about evangelism as an introvert, and now we are going to conclude with some practical advice from a short-term missionary who goes to my church. Without further ado, Mr. Kung! Tell us…
Last week, we talked with a pastor and introvert about the Great Commission. In his interview, Pastor Tim clarified two different aspects of the Great Commission, his experience in fulfilling it, and more. Now we are going to discuss this subject with a stay-at-home mom (my own mom actually). Let’s see how a homemaker finds…
The Great Commission is a difficult topic to talk about, and even more difficult to carry out in our lives. There can be a temptation to sweep it under the carpet for any Christian. And being an introvert brings unique challenges to this command. As an introvert myself, I’ve had a lot of confusion over…
Hi y’all! Today I am reviewing a book called Love Riot. It hasn’t actually been released yet, but I got the opportunity to join the launch team and got a free copy ahead of time. But free or not, it was really good–her passion for Jesus is contagious! The Blurb Young people are walking away…
Hi everyone! I finished rewriting my 34,292-word book called Booker Bunny and the 99 Captives a little more than a month and a half ago, and have passed this second draft on to some writer friends to help me edit, but I haven’t forgotten about it! I’ve actually been drawing my characters quite a bit,…
Ok, yes, I am finally doing a blog post on COVID-19! I know, the internet has been blowing up with content related to the Coronavirus, and I’m pretty late to the party. I have three reasons to defend myself: (1) I haven’t really known what to say. A world pandemic is kind of unexpected and…
Happy belated Good Friday and early Easter, everyone! Happy “Silent Saturday” too! Today’s post is a little different. Instead of an article, I have a poem/song thing for y’all. I wrote it on the youth group retreat I went on this winter. Now, I’m not a real poet (I only write poems occasionally, just when…
When you look in the mirror, do you find yourself applying mental labels? Have you ever fallen into thinking about it again and again, in an endless loop?
I have. Some days I’ve been prideful. “I’m beautiful,” I’d tell myself. “Wow, I am smart.”
Other days, I’ve drowned in self-pity. “I’m ugly.” “I’m so dumb.”
Can you relate?
We have come to the end of our prayer series. We’ve talked about prayer motives, prayer prioritization, and persevering in prayer. Now we are going to conclude with three prayers we sometimes forget to pray–I know I have, at least. There are many different kinds of prayers and very many things we can pray about….
God Hears Once, there was a woman named Hannah. She had a husband who loved her, but no children. And her husband’s other wife would “provoke her grievously to irritate her” (1 Samuel 1:6, ESV) because of this. It went on year after year. All Hannah wanted was a child, but she remained barren for…