When I first began exploring the Bible more deeply, I found myself drawn to the stories of the Minor prophets . These twelve voices, often overlooked, carry powerful messages of hope, warning, and God's unwavering faithfulness. As a Christian woman seeking to share God's love with younger generations, I discovered that these stories are not just ancient texts but living testimonies that can inspire us today. Through reflection, creative activities, and heartfelt testimonies,

When I first began to explore the rich tapestry of God's character through Scripture, I was amazed at how each name revealed a different facet of His nature. These names are not just titles; they are windows into His heart, His promises, and His faithfulness. As I reflect on these divine names, I find myself better equipped to share personal stories of God’s faithfulness with others, especially younger generations who need to know how deeply they are loved. Understanding the

When I reflect on my journey of faith, I am continually amazed by the steadfastness of God’s love. It is a love that never wavers, even when life feels uncertain or lonely. As I share my personal stories of God's faithfulness with others, especially younger generations, I see how powerful it is to remember His promises and His presence in every season. This practice of remembering is ancient yet timeless, and it equips us to face our deserts with hope and courage. The Import

In the journey of faith, remembering God’s faithfulness is a powerful practice that nurtures our spirit and strengthens our connection with Him. I have found that sharing personal stories of God’s unwavering love not only deepens my own faith but also equips me to encourage others, especially younger generations, to trust in His promises. Through biblical reflection, creative activities, and heartfelt testimonies, we can rediscover the ancient practice of remembering God’s fa

One of my earliest memories of Lent is asking my mom why people had black on their foreheads. Another one is my Sunday School teachers asking, "What are you giving up?"

While dress shopping with my daughter, a child’s temper tantrum prompted me to share that I was stomping my feet at God. “I am frustrated with God. He keeps pushing me to write more, but He won’t give me places to speak. I love talking about the names of God, His faithfulness, Advent, or about the spiritual disciplines.”

"Unsettled times" is a nice way to say what is happening right now. The government shutdown, protests, riots, National Guard troops in cities, and wars around the world all cause us to worry and fear. We fear the future, going outside, meeting new people, and so much more.

"My Spirit is with you," says the Lord. Every important endeavor begins with discipline.

We spent our time waiting for our soldier with Yahweh. He called us to remember His memorial name, Yahweh, the self-sufficient One.