Joshua Harris wrote a famous Christian book called "I Kissed dating goodbye", but this year has been quoted as saying “By all the measurements that I have for defining a Christian, I am not a Christian.” What are we supposed to do about Christian dating now?? Don't Panic, ask God for wisdom!

A recent visit to the doctor, and the almost 2 hour wait time got me thinking about how impatient we can be with God's timing. We trust God will answer our prayers, but what does He want us to do in the meantime?

OK, I didn't drop my actual baby, but I did drop my guitar and that's kind of close. What came after this great drop was damage, that became worse over time. How does this relate to us in our lives? What happens if we don't fix the damage that has been caused?

Have you ever lost a friend without knowing why? Did you torment yourself wondering what you had done to end it? What if it wasn't you at all?

Sometimes when we are going through the battles of life, we are so terrified that we freeze up and don't know what to do. In the Bible,the battle plan was always different. If all we had to do was memorize a method, we wouldn't need faith!

The Bible says to take a look at the plank in our own eye, before you point out the speck in someone else's eye. What does that really mean though?

The beast is what I lovingly call a cute little succulent that took over my garden. This beast of a cactus reminded of the way that our bad choices can multiply and soon become too much for us to handle. I wonder if there's anything growing in your life that needs to be uprooted?

How can we learn about the Lord's plans for our lives through my addiction to Mac N Cheese? God cares about our entire selves, mind, body and soul, and I want to explore with you how we can retrain our minds by using the self control God gives us!

If you had a doctor who prescribed you Aka Seltzer for stomach cancer you'd be like "whaaat?" It's interesting how we attack the symptoms of our heart issues rather than the root.

We hear this phrase all the time "You are enough", but is it really true? Do we have all it takes to make it through life? Are we strong enough to endure? Or is there something we are missing?