I have found a desire within myself that no experience in this world can satisfy; the most probable explanation is that I was made for another world. -C.S. Lewis Friends, because I care about you and because I love you, I’m not going to shy away from the truth in this post. That being said,… Read More The Truth About Christianity
Vulnerability is not weakness. And that myth is profoundly dangerous. Vulnerability is the birthplace of innovation, creativity and change. – Brené Brown I’m not sure where expectations come from for me. I never had overly-strict people in my life shoving expectations down my throat. I think it was just because everyone I’ve ever loved seemed… Read More Vulnerability & Empathy
Anxiety [with infinitive]: a desire to do something, typically accompanied by unease. Comes from a latin origin of angere to anxius, which means: to choke. What’s it like living with anxiety? You probably know considering 1 of 5 Canadians live with anxiety. Look up another article about how hard it is to live with anxiety because that’s not… Read More What It’s Like to be Anxious
I have recently been stuck on some questions that I am hoping to clear up. If I believe today that a man named Jesus walked the earth, lived an exemplary life of perfection, and died on the cross for my sins… What took me so long? Why did I spend my whole life learning about him as… Read More Why Jesus?
When a king has to send out his soldiers out to war, what does he look for in his warriors? In other words, what makes a strong, conquering army? The way history tends to show us, a preferable, “winning” army will have men that are big, built, tough, rough, fierce, and able to defeat it’s… Read More The Upside Down Kingdom
First I have to apologize to all my girl friends because everything you’re about to read you’ve probably survived hearing through all my tears and my annoying whining. You’ve heard ALL about where I was, but let’s figure out where we could be moving forward as women… The first boy I ever “dated” was the… Read More The Difference Between the Boys I’ve Dated and the Man I’ll Marry