“If we would trust Him for the keeping, as we do for the saving, our lives would be far holier and happier than they are.” – Susannah Spurgeon There are women whose names we’ll never find trending, whose lives unfolded in the background of history, and yet their faithfulness quietly shakes the world. Susannah SpurgeonContinue reading “Susannah Spurgeon: Quiet Faithfulness, Eternal Impact”
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Speaking the Truth in Love: What Are We to Speak to One Another?
This post is adapted from a message I shared at a recent women’s retreat. Our theme was Speak the Truth in Love, based on Ephesians 4:14-15. My focus was on the “truth” aspect of that charge. Little did I know that immediately after the retreat, I would have the opportunity to put what I sharedContinue reading “Speaking the Truth in Love: What Are We to Speak to One Another?”
Loneliness and the Faithful Presence of God
Loneliness is real. It’s real for the single woman returning to a quiet home after a full day of work and social interaction. It’s real for the married woman who, despite being surrounded by people, feels unseen and unheard. It’s real for the widow, the mother whose children have left the house, and the womanContinue reading “Loneliness and the Faithful Presence of God”
Singleness: God’s Sovereign Plan and Faithful Provision
Let’s be real. Singleness is one of those topics that comes with a whole lot of opinions, unsolicited advice, and awkward family gatherings where someone pats your hand and says, “Don’t worry, your time will come.” (As if I had been panicking this whole time!) Whether you’re single and thriving, single and struggling, or justContinue reading “Singleness: God’s Sovereign Plan and Faithful Provision”
My Journey Away from NAR (Part 1)
Part 1: The First Encounter – The Church That Shocked Me If you had told teenage me that one day I’d be sharing my story about getting shoved by a pastor, I would have laughed and gone back to my hymn book. Yet, here we are. Whether you’re here because you love NAR (New ApostolicContinue reading “My Journey Away from NAR (Part 1)”