I used to think that I couldn’t speak with the same level of authority as those that have been involved in ministry and are more knowledgeable and wiser than I am when it comes to God’s word. I wasn’t proactive in coming up with innovative ideas or concepts, and I definitely wasn’t the first to … Continue reading Step Out Of The Box
This series will feature fictional stories of 300 words or less. Here’s the second one: The Not-So White Lie My mom told me not to open the hallway door before she left for work, but the shiny green lock is tempting me. “It’s nothing, Sara. I’ll tell you when you’re older,” she said last night. … Continue reading Think Creative: The Not-So White Lie
In a season of uncertainty, how can I not be afraid? In a time where the world is at odds, how can I not feel scared and at a lost for words? Having Christ in my life doesn’t change those feelings because I am human just like anyone else. And being a person who is … Continue reading I May Feel Fear, But I Won’t Live In It
You don’t have to leave your home to be productive. In fact, there are many things you can do in the comfort of your own home. I’ve outlined 8 things below, but I’m sure there are many I haven’t even mentioned. Connect w/ God – God wants to hear your voice because he loves you … Continue reading 8 Things To Do In The Comfort Of Your Home
I want to flex my creative writing muscles again, and what better way to do that than to practice writing stories? And so, Think Creative was born. This series will feature fictional stories of 300 words or less. Here’s the first one: Yet again, I have to go to a new school in a … Continue reading Think Creative: Change, Change, Change
You go to the grocery store on an empty stomach and rummage through the aisles. With no list or game plan in mind, you chuck everything imaginable into your cart. You get to the register and check out, trying your best not to go over your budget. You get home and unpack the groceries, wondering … Continue reading Money-Saving Grocery & Meal Plan Tips
No one expects to wake up to the news of death, and yet, this world is faced with it time and time again. With an overconsumption of technology, we are constantly being fed by society. And like clockwork, tragedy ensues. Because the simple, hard fact is that life is fleeting. You never know when your … Continue reading Death Teaches Us…
Sugar cake cookies (aka cakies according to my husband) are a wonderful accidental discovery of mind. I had some cake mix on hand, and I was curious to see if I could use it to make cookies. It definitely didn't turn into traditional cookies, I'll tell you that, but my husband and I were pleasantly … Continue reading Tried and True Recipe #8: Sugar Cake Cookies
From the get go, I knew I wanted to switch up my fall wreath to a winter one for the holidays. And that’s exactly what I did! I got rid of all hints of autumn until all that was left was the original bamboo wreath form with added greenery. This was super easy to do. … Continue reading Dollar Store Decor: $5 DIY Winter Wreath
It's the most wonderful time of the year because we get to celebrate our Savior's birth. And what makes this Christmas even more special is the fact that it's the first one my love and I will be spending together as husband and wife. I don't know about you, but I love Christmas decor! I … Continue reading Our First Christmas Home Decor
