Do you ever find yourself thinking those who do bigger things for God have a better grasp of worship? For example, when you hear a talented singer belt out a song of praise that moves your spirit, do you wish you could worship like her? Or when you encounter a
True confessions: I like scrolling social media. Don’t judge me, but I enjoy checking in throughout the day and seeing what others have deemed “post worthy.” Admittedly, I roll my eyes at many things or hit the unfollow button. And I am continually amazed over the quotes people post. Many
I want you to know there are things I do with the best intentions that flop. The year my sweet Pastor husband learned he was gluten intolerant, I set out to create him his own delicious Thanksgiving dessert. It looked beautiful, just like the picture! He swallowed one bite, and
Do you remember, back in the day, when you were assigned group projects? Teachers plan these activities to help you discover more information without requiring you to do all the research yourself. In theory, the idea is great. In reality, you must depend on someone else to do their job.
The word worship is a term we Christians frequently toss about. We refer to our Sunday morning meetings as our time of worship or a worship experience. Sometimes, the definition narrows to just the time spent singing on Sunday mornings. We shift from worship time to prayer and then to
