Sanctification has a way of quietly changing what we enjoy. The things we did and said before the Lord softened our hearts toward Him slowly lose their appeal. Here’s how that happened for me, and a gentle challenge for you. There I Lay I can picture it clearly. Me, stretched out on the couch, remoteContinue reading “What I Used to Laugh Off: Sanctification and What We Let In”
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Repentance Matters: What Women’s Ministry Often Misses
I’m going to start with a confession. I love a good women’s conference. If there’s decent coffee, thoughtful decor, a cozy atmosphere, and a room full of women who are honest, open, and longing for something deeper… I’m in! I’ve attended many. I’ve been encouraged by many. Some of those spaces genuinely meant a lotContinue reading “Repentance Matters: What Women’s Ministry Often Misses”
Compassion Without Compromise: Holding Fast to Biblical Truth
There’s a troubling trend within the church today. More and more, we see well-meaning believers drawn to teachings that seem compassionate, nuanced, and inclusive—yet when held up to the light of Scripture, they fall devastatingly short. This isn’t just about theological differences; it’s about the integrity of the gospel itself. What happens when we beginContinue reading “Compassion Without Compromise: Holding Fast to Biblical Truth”