We are now at our third study of Esther, which brings us to chapters 3-4! Like last time, they aren’t too long, so I’d advise that you go read them, but here’s an overview: Our villain, Haman, gets a promotion, and it is decreed that everyone has to bow to him. Mordecai gets Haman mad…
Published in Women’s Spectrum, “The Power to Go!” (2020)
My guest post on a young indie author’s blog was published today! In her own words, Kellyn Roth is a Christian historical women’s fiction & romance author from North-Eastern Oregon who has independently published multiple novels, the most notable being The Chronicles of Alice and Ivy series. My guest post is about my experience writing…
Churches are finally starting to reopen, but the quarantine life goes on. We all need encouragement to get through, and we can be quick to look to books like Psalms or Romans. But what about Esther? While I was studying Esther 1-2, I found a surprising connection and relevant encouragement for our lives during COVID-19….
I just got a poem published on Story Embers! “Teddies” is my first piece of fiction/poem to ever be published, so this is pretty exciting for me. In their own words, Story Embers is a site that guides and inspires Christian storytellers. They have lots of resources, articles, and a podcast, and they also accept…
This summer we will be going over the book of Esther in short posts that will, Lord-willing, help you understand Esther in an insightful way. We will be reading two chapters every other week, and as we study it here on the blog, I will also be doing a study on it with some younger…
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…