I once watched an interesting video by Lila Rose on how the sexual revolution hijacked feminism. Her main claim was that abortion is a form of oppression of women, used by men to control them. An interesting claim, but I don’t want to get into abortion at the moment. What I’d like to address is… Continue reading On the Corporate Race, Feminism & Motherhood
I found this post sitting in “drafts” from several years ago. Unlike a lot of my old post drafts, this one actually made good sense, so I figured I’d publish it. Hope you enjoy! Pop culture loves to talk about “taking advantage of your youth.” If you spend 15 minutes listening to the top hits,… Continue reading Youth is NOT the Prime of Life
We love what we know. Trading that for something totally unfamiliar that is full of questions and unknowns is not an easy task. In the past few months, I’ve been weaning myself away from the position and tasks I have in the small company I work for. We are a tiny virtual assistance firm of… Continue reading Trading Familiarity for Uncharted Territory
About a year ago I published a very honest post about my fears surrounding motherhood. I find it humorous that now, a year later, I am 4 weeks (or so) away from giving birth. But it’s more than humorous — it’s actually profound how much my feelings and thoughts have changed since discovering I was… Continue reading No Longer Pushed by Fear
I am thinking of doing a series on unhealthy theology: things many of us believe (consciously or not) that are not ultimately helpful to our spiritual walk. Now I’m abundantly aware that I am so far from having all the answers, so I wouldn’t dare call it “bad theology” or something to that effect. However, my aim… Continue reading Unhealthy Theology: The Heavenly Taskmaster
I feel like there’s no tactful way to say that I don’t really want to have kids. That isn’t to say I don’t plan to have kids, because I do. Someday in the future. I’m banking on the fact that the alleged “baby bug” will someday find me. While I don’t believe every woman is… Continue reading 5 reasons why motherhood terrifies me
It seems fate has brought me back to this blog once again. I figured as it’s been a year (or thereabouts) since my last post, I would revive this poor blog a bit. I have many travel posts in the works. I intend to clue you in on every step of the process of planning… Continue reading Now that we’re halfway through 2017…
I’ve begun reading the book of Job. It seems to fly in the face of Proverbs, which promises good things to do those who do good, and bad to those who do bad. Job is exceptionally righteous. And he is put through the most horrendous of tragedies. Proverbs logic isn’t found here, and interestingly that… Continue reading He makes no promise
This week I bought canned chicken. That’s kind of a big deal for me. I’m not a health nut, but I like to think myself on the healthier end. And definitely not one who buys something like canned chicken when I could easily buy fresh chicken breasts and cook them up. (Come on, that’s what… Continue reading On Canned Chicken and Expectations
Grace is an enormous word. Lately I have been seeing and hearing this word from all sides. On the radio, in a blogpost, from my friends in conversation, in the sermon, in my daily devotionals… grace. What does it mean? If you close your eyes, then imagine grace, what do you see, feel and hear?… Continue reading Grace
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