Prayer is a cornerstone of the Christian faith, serving as a direct line of communication with God. For many believers, prayer is an intimate and personal act. However, praying out loud can feel daunting for some. Fear of judgment, lack of confidence, or even misconceptions about humility can make ... READ the POST
Where do our pets go after passing on?
If you ever had a pet then you might just understand how their death is one of the hardest things a person can go through. For many of us, pets are family members, and it’s natural to wonder: Will I ever see them again? Where do they go when they die? If you’re looking to the Bible for answers, ... READ the POST
How to find Peace with the Full Armor of God
Earlier today, I watched a TikTok video where someone joked about putting on the full armor of God after learning the presidential election results. They said that things are going to get so bad, and living in the US so awful, that everyone’s going to need it. But in all seriousness, life can be ... READ the POST
Gratitude & Blessings- Here are 50 things that we can all be grateful for today
Not too long ago (just a couple of hours ago, actually) I was lying in bed discouraged, just in a funky kind of mood. Things haven't been going the best for me these days, and I often tend to dwell on my mishaps and "bad luck" more often than I would like to admit. So, I thought about sharing some ... READ the POST
How To Deal With Anger As A Christian
Anger is a natural emotion that everyone experiences at some point in life. While it’s okay to feel anger, how we handle it is crucial. For Christians, managing anger in a way that aligns with their faith and values is of utmost importance. Today, I wanted to explore steps and principles that I ... READ the POST
Happy New Year, 2022! (Finally)
If your reading this... you made it! You made it another year! Thank....You....GOD!!! Are you surprised? Did you achieve any goals you set for yourself? Did you have set backs or big changes in your life? Well 2021 was a doozy for me, and I understand it was that way for a lot of other ... READ the POST
