These posts can serve as an opportunity for a devotional with your walk with Christ for the day, the week, or even the month.
This is a guest post by Lauren Sparks who is “a wife, mom, fitness instructor, proud Baylor Bear, and grateful believer in Jesus Christ.” She shares the ups and downs of the faith of a special needs mom at The Sparks Notes and Facebook. If you are interested in writing a
It’s back to basics for me. When my daughter turned 4 years old, the same age where a lot of my early memories start picking up steam, it prompted a nostalgia-laden look at what life taught me during those early years when a younger me wore Toughskins jeans and carried
In this series, Back to Basics, it’s my hope to shed some insight about the freedom I found in Christ through some personal stories from my early years of wrestling with fear of Old Testament law. When I was eight, I had a mesh baseball cap featuring Garfield the cat
The other day I was sitting down for some time with the Lord and I was struggling with what to do. I began thinking through where I was with Him, what I was wrestling with at the time, and what was preoccupying my heart and mind that morning. The word
Proverbs 31 starts with the question, “What are you doing?” The question posed by a father to his son beckons the son to consider kingly behavior. For those who have a relationship with Jesus Christ, sons and daughters of God, we have an opportunity to pose this question to ourselves
