Romans 12 and the Call to a Life of Genuine Love and Purpose In Romans 12, Paul delivers a heartfelt plea for believers to “lock in” to their faith, much like we might tell someone today to focus on the task. His opening words call us to “present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holyContinue reading “Living Sacrifices: Staying in God’s Word, Filling Your Mind with Truth, and Connecting to the Body of Christ”
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I Must Tell Jesus: Praying First, Not as a Last Resort
Trusting God When the Burden Feels Too Heavy to Bear I’m no different from anyone else—I’m just a woman who loves the Lord and desires to walk in obedience. And sometimes, obedience means running to Jesus first rather than trying to shoulder burdens alone. Recently, I was reminded of this powerful truth when I foundContinue reading “I Must Tell Jesus: Praying First, Not as a Last Resort”
When God Feels Silent: Trusting His Hand in the Storm
God is at work behind the scenes, weaving a more remarkable story than we can imagine — There are moments when the waves crash hard, and we’re left feeling alone, wondering if God has heard our prayers. The silence can be deafening, and it’s easy to doubt His goodness when the storm rages on. Yet,Continue reading “When God Feels Silent: Trusting His Hand in the Storm”
Faith Over Fame: Why I’m Offering a Free Audiobook Instead of an expensive Super Bowl Ad
With the Super Bowl coming up, you may have noticed companies rolling out their biggest, boldest, and often most expensive ads of the year. But not me. It’s not like I have an extra million sitting around anyway, but I did give it some thought. I imagined how we could craft a compelling message aboutContinue reading “Faith Over Fame: Why I’m Offering a Free Audiobook Instead of an expensive Super Bowl Ad”
The Company You Keep: Cultivating Friendships That Strengthen Your Faith | Plus a Special Offer You Don’t Want to Miss!
We all know the importance of community, but Proverbs 13:20 goes a step further to show us how vital it is to choose the right friends. If you’re striving to grow in your relationship with God, this verse challenges us to be intentional about the company we keep. As the saying goes, “You are who you hang out with.” Do you want to become more Christlike? Then it’s time to surround yourself with people who inspire you to deepen your walk with God.
How an Advocate for Braille Literacy Married Two Passions.
January is Braille Literacy Awareness Month ~~ Annie Donnellon is passionate about both Braille literacy and performing. Audiobook narration became the natural way to bring her two passions together. Annie’s impactful work in the world of accessibility, literature, and her Christian faith makes for an excellent fit for narrating Dial E for Endearment. When IContinue reading “How an Advocate for Braille Literacy Married Two Passions.”
Bound by Man, Freed by Faith: Working for the Lord Above All
The Transformative Power of Hard Work in the Lives of Moses and Delphina — In 2 Timothy 2, Paul provides seven vivid pictures of what believers are meant to embody in their daily walk with God. These illustrations guide us in our spiritual journey and resonate deeply with the lives of Moses and Delphina, theContinue reading “Bound by Man, Freed by Faith: Working for the Lord Above All”
Aligning with Divine Direction
How Actively Seeking the Holy Spirit’s Guidance Transforms Our Lives — Seeking God’s direction is vital for aligning our actions with His will. Yet, how often do we truly seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit? If we’re honest, it’s probably less often than we should, which might explain why we sometimes miss His leading.Continue reading “Aligning with Divine Direction”
Letting Go and Leaning into Transformation: A New Year’s Reflection
As the New Year begins, many of us feel the pull to make resolutions—promises we hope to keep but often let slip away as the months pass. What if this year, instead of focusing on what we want to do, we focused on what we need to let go of? And instead of making aContinue reading “Letting Go and Leaning into Transformation: A New Year’s Reflection”
A New Year is Near
As the clock ticks toward a new year, it can feel like the weight of the past year lingers, especially if your plans and hopes have crumbled in ways you never imagined. For those facing the heartache of divorce, or watching a loved one go through it, the start of a new year may feelContinue reading “A New Year is Near”