"However, I consider my life worth nothing to me; my only aim is to finish the race…" – Acts 20:24
Note: I received this book for free from YWAM Publishing in exchange for an honest review (which you are about to read). Thank you again, YWAM! Introduction Bruce Olson was a teenage Minnesotan, who, after seeking and finding God in his early teens, was led of the Lord to go to South America and serve …
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Hearts of Fire by The Voice of the Martyrs chronicles the lives of eight Christian women from eight different countries, all of which have been or still are persecuted for their faith. Read along as I delve into Hearts of Fire, including what I liked and disliked, a note to parents, and my recommendation of whether to purchase the book or not.
In this book review, I examine Paul Hattaway's first work in the China Chronicles series, including the elements I did and didn't like, my note and recommendation to parents, and how to purchase the book. Read more!
The Heavenly Man by Brother Yun and Paul Hattaway records the life and work of Brother Yun, a Chinese Christian who has undergone persecution from unbelievers and believers alike, but who continues to serve God with all of his heart. Read along as I discuss The Heavenly Man, including the impact it made on my life, age recommendations, and more.
First of all, I'd like to apologize for my lack of posts lately. For some time now, I've had this idea that unless I had something deep and revelatory to say, I shouldn't say anything. Because the Lord hadn't led me to say anything so important and profound, I haven't updated my site much at …
Y’all check this post out. I couldn’t agree more, as Lee addresses something I’ve dealt with, and I pray this touches you as it has me.
Fear has a funny way of lying to you. Fear tells you that “it’s always going to be this way” or, “the worst will happen.” Your own fears are always more real to you than the ones someone else struggles with. So, is there a way out of fear, or is it something you’ll always struggle with?
I recently battled with fear myself. I was afraid of falling into pride. I don’t like what pride does to people. It’s actually very silly when you think about it. Especially when it comes to Supernatural Ministry. If we know anything, we know that God is the one who heals, speaks, delivers, and saves. So thinking that I had some strength in myself to accomplish that would be really laughable. However, fear whispered to me, “you see, that’s why you’re excited about speaking in front of people…
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Soooo...I know this is a really popular thing to do at the end of the year, and I don't really like to do overrated things, but I know I learned several important things over the course of 2018. And I thought I'd share 🙂 I'll also be posting my mom's end-of-the-year newsletter (probably) soon as …
You saw correctly--I just had the privilege of being nominated for the Sunshine Blogger Award! I'm so honored, and I pray this award (the first blogging award I've ever been nominated for) does nothing for my glory, but, rather, glorifies God, and highlights some amazing Jesus-focused bloggers I enjoy reading.
So, I'm a little late, and I know anniversaries and such don't matter, but I was pretty surprised to discover that it's been three years since I started blogging! I was eleven and wrote about things such as cheese roll-ups (please don't look...please don't), and I know I have progressed even further in my writing, …
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I feel that, although I am only a year into being a teenager, understanding the role of the Christian female is imperative--in this post, I talk a bit about that precious role.
