The other day I hopped on Instagram and was met with breaking news: Taylor Swift is engaged! Cue the confetti canons, champagne glasses, and millions of Swifties crying happy tears into their cat-shaped mugs. Now, I’ll be honest with you, I am not a Swiftie. (Don’t throw tomatoes! Or friendship bracelets!) But as I scrolledContinue reading “Consuming Culture: Why What We Consume Matters”
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True Love: Standing Firm in God’s Truth
“Love” is one of those words that gets used a lot in Christian circles. I’ve been to women’s conferences where the tears flowed, the music swelled, and the message was (and I say this with a little sarcasm): “Jesus loves you just the way you are.” It sounds comforting. It feels empowering. But it’s notContinue reading “True Love: Standing Firm in God’s Truth”
When Deception Looks Like Faith
When Deception Looks Like Faith: A Call to Women Who Love the Word There’s a kind of theology creeping through the Church today. It speaks softly. It wears the language of love. It borrows just enough scripture to sound faithful, but it subtly denies the power of the gospel to transform. And tragically, it’s everywhere.Continue reading “When Deception Looks Like Faith”
What Even is Post-Evangelicalism?
Part 1 of the series: Almost Christian: The Subtle Drift of Post-Evangelical Faith How I Found Myself on This Trail Earlier this year, I was researching for a post titled Compassion Without Compromise: Holding Fast to Biblical Truth. My goal was to address a troubling trend I was seeing in the church. Well-meaning believers embracingContinue reading “What Even is Post-Evangelicalism?”
The Day of Distinction: Living as Women Who Belong to Him
Today at church, I was left almost speechless. Not because I couldn’t find words but because I didn’t want to interrupt the wonder of what God had just stirred in me. We’ve been going verse by verse through the book of Malachi, yes Malachi!, and once again, I walked away convicted, comforted, and full ofContinue reading “The Day of Distinction: Living as Women Who Belong to Him”