This guest post is written by Hannah Blankenship. In a world obsessed with videos and podcasts it can be easy to forget about an old fashioned technological…… Read more “the top 8 books of hannah’s lifetime”
to the prayerless christian who longs to be prayerful: here is how
I feel for you, because I have been you… This post is for you, the barely-praying Christian, from a girl who used to be prayerless, who now can with confidence say her life is more prayerful than ever. These are the practice that have made me more prayerful than ever, and thus—have given me more spiritual freedom and intimacy with the Lord than I have ever experienced.
6 tips for when you feel stuck in Scripture (+ free download)
It seems every Christian has been there… trying to dive into a passage in Scripture, knowing that there is so much depth to the content, but finding…… Read more “6 tips for when you feel stuck in Scripture (+ free download)”
modest is hottest—but not like that (part 3: so what should I wear?)
In this series, I hope to show you that modesty is a symptom of a heart that is humbled before God and neighbor, and to propose that neither “baring it all” or baring nothing at all is the answer to the calling God has for our bodies, and neither will remove body shame.
modest is hottest—but not like that (part two: shame culture and modesty)
In this series, I hope to show you that modesty is a symptom of a heart that is humbled before God and neighbor, and to propose that neither “baring it all” or baring nothing at all is the answer to the calling God has for our bodies, and neither will remove body shame.
modest is ‘hottest’—but not like that (part one: theology of our bodies)
In this series, I hope to show you that modesty is a symptom of a heart that is humbled before God and neighbor, and to propose that neither “baring it all” or baring nothing at all is the answer to the calling God has for our bodies, and neither will remove body shame.
the top 7 books of my lifetime
There are the books that keep coming back to me. Their pages contain sentences forever etched into the crevices of my heart. They keep piecing me together in ways I didn’t know I was broken, begging me to pull them off the shelf for the thousandth time.
on all the talk about self-love (this post probably isn’t what you think)
If your Instagram feed looks anything like mine, it’s often saturated with this continual theme and phrase: “self love.” It’s the anthem of our generation, and I think it’s something that causes a bit of confusion for young Christians. I hope this helps you think through this is a kind, generous, and truthful way.
pondering the new earth on a surprise snow day
Snow days in the South feel like a taste of heaven-meeting-earth, and this is a short piece about the beauty of being with God forever, inspired by a Birmingham, Alabama snow day.
how should christians respond to cancel culture?
Discipline is for the purpose of bringing someone back into right-living, and inviting them back to live in the truth; not to create a world where that person doesn’t exist just because we don’t want to deal with their mess-ups. Biblical discipline is mandated because God wants more for humanity, AND we (the Church) should want more for that person.
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