An Ugly Cry For Help: Your Faith Walk Isn’t Meant To Be Done Alone
Erinn was heartbroken and tempted to hide her pain. Instead she embraced her faith and friendship by reaching out and sharing her heart.
Letting Go of Fear When Everything Falls Apart
The doctor didn’t need to say the words. I remember her eyes more than her voice when we got the diagnosis: Stage Four. Not long. From diagnosis to death, he had six weeks. Fifteen years of love. And then suddenly… an ending. The beginning of fear set in, a lie straight from Satan. Life Changes…
When You Feel Like the Wrong Mom for the Job (God’s Grace for Moms)
Seasons of motherhood change… and it’s not always seamless. Thankfully, God offers grace for moms no matter the struggle.
My Mental Health Struggle and Learning to Change My Thinking
Lauren Correa shares her mental health struggle and how God helped her change her thinking in this post on Candidly Christian. When I was about 30 years old, an episode of psychosis led to a mental health hospitalization and a diagnosis of bipolar disorder. It also left my life in disarray – close friends abandoned…
Living from the Inside Out
Living from the inside out. It’s a hard concept, but this is where my heart is right now. I have been thinking a lot about my actions and reactions. Although they are not always wrong, living life this way causes me to pause and really think about where they are coming from. Are they coming…
3 Steps to Take When You’ve Lost Hope in God
Sometimes we hear stories-testimonies-that give us pause. In this post, Jaime is sharing three steps to take when you’ve lost hope in God…
When You Feel Like You’re Failing as a Christian Woman
In this post, Mylene Dantis is sharing three truths to remember when you feel like you’re failing as a Christian woman. It happened on a Tuesday. I was standing in front of the sink, holding a sponge in one hand and silently crying into the dishes. My toddler had just spilled juice on the couch….
Am I Ark Worthy?
One morning, as I was preparing breakfast, my children were watching VeggieTales. Don’t come for me, but I allow them to watch TV. Especially in the mornings when I haven’t had much coffee. The episode they were watching happened to be the story of Noah, and, as I was scrambling the eggs, there was a…
God’s Word is a Light for My Path
The Bible says God’s Word is a light for my path. But sometimes, I fumble with it just like my broken lamp. My lamp takes cajoling every time I attempt to turn it on. I twist and turn the switch, left and right, until it eventually clicks on the lamp. Even though it’s technically ‘broken’…
Living with a Hardened Heart
Tara wants to hear God say, “well done good and faithful servant” – but she realized a hardened heart made her more of a Modern Day Pharisee. This is her story. I recently wrote about the Modern-day Pharisee. I bared my soul as this is an area of my life in which I was struggling…
The Power of Honest Conversations: Building Community Through Candid Faith
In this post, Alexia Jones is sharing about building community through candid faith. In the busy, often chaotic world we live in, it’s easy to hide behind facades, pretending everything is fine when deep down, we are struggling. As Christian women, we might feel pressured to have it all together—after all, our faith calls us…
Conflict Resolution: How Learning to Be Right and Wrong Saved My Marriage
This post about conflict resolution, Candid guest and marriage therapist, Kia Gutierrez, gets candid and shares how she handles conflict in her own marriage.
