Faith

  • Simple September

    In the short 23 years of life of I’ve lived, I’ve noticed a pattern in the lessons God seems to be teaching me. When I’m going through a difficult time, he’s either teaching me: PatienceHumilityTrust (in Him)Or all 3 at… Continue reading

    Simple September
  • Learning to Ask

    Hello lovely readers! If this is your first time reading one of my blogs, I want to thank you for taking the time to do that! I pray that my writing reaches the right people at the right time, and… Continue reading

    Learning to Ask
  • The Plan: Sown, Rooted and Growing

    Where did the past 5 years go?! As I graduate and take the time to reflect on my undergrad, this question repeatedly floats in my mind. Dedication to writing papers, exams and what seemed like endless assignments, has now ended.… Continue reading

    The Plan: Sown, Rooted and Growing
  • Forever Clean

    A re-written story of the unclean woman who touched Jesus’ clothes. Continue reading

  • To Be a Jesus Feminist

    Why is my body sexualized even when I wear the most modest clothes? Is it because of the way that I stand? The way I conduct myself? Is it my age? Is it the way I smile/don’t smile? (I was… Continue reading

    To Be a Jesus Feminist
  • The Child Within

    “I’m no longer a slave to fear, I am a child of God,” sings Jonathon David Helser and Melissa Helser, and recently Hillsong’s “Who You Say I am” has resonated with me as I reflect on their song lyrics that… Continue reading

    The Child Within
  • Being Brave: Being Vulnerable

    “Your identity is in Christ. It’s not in your grades, your performance as a student, it’s not in boys – how many do or don’t like you, it’s not in your friends –or lack thereof, it’s not in how you… Continue reading

    Being Brave: Being Vulnerable
  • Celebrating Brokenness

    June has been a month of celebrations for me. Two weddings, two birthdays and one celebration of life as my friend’s grandfather passed away shortly after my own birthday. Of course, this last celebration was not a joy-filled celebration, but… Continue reading

    Celebrating Brokenness
  • Pride and Petulance (Part 2)

    Hey again! So in my last blog, I wrote about the concept of pride – my personal experiences with it and how I thought I could go about defining it through its different forms. In this blog, I want to… Continue reading

    Pride and Petulance (Part 2)
  • Pride and Petulance (Part 1)

    (Photo credits: Kayla Noakes) Pride and petulance. Arguably the two most prominent downfalls of humankind. Pride is what has stopped me from having joy, kept me from dealing with things I should have dealt with long ago, and it has… Continue reading

    Pride and Petulance (Part 1)