I know what you are thinking, but hold on for just a second because my mind is blown as well. Photo by nappy on Pexels.com My entire blog has been journaling my walk with God while He continuously refines me and rips the scales from my eyes. I have written about my encounters with various … Continue reading Saul of Tarsus’ name wasn’t changed to Paul
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Learning the ukulele and refinishing furniture: Do things you suck at—Part 2
This title could be a series on its own because having a list of things you are not good at is never-ending if you are continuously learning and growing. With that said, this is a continuation of my last post about my kickboxing skills. I was given permission to share my gentleman friend’s name, Ryan, … Continue reading Learning the ukulele and refinishing furniture: Do things you suck at—Part 2
Do things you suck at
Photo by Daria Shevtsova on Pexels.com That’s as good of a title I could come up with. Straight forward and to the point. I was trying to write a blog about my kickboxing journey all afternoon because this morning was one of the best sessions I have had since starting. It has taken me a … Continue reading Do things you suck at
A strong root is formed in darkness…
Photo by Arun Kr on Pexels.com Faith stands firm during the chaos with your feet planted on solid ground. Faith is willing to be mocked and ridiculed, knowing you may bend but will not break. Jesus warns us that persecution will happen and says to rejoice (Matthew 5:10-12). What do you think would happen to … Continue reading A strong root is formed in darkness…
‘Tis the season: A very Merry Un-Christmas… why I don’t celebrate
2021 has been something, hasn’t it? Governments are mandating vaccines that have proven to have weird side effects in the name of public safety, people who choose to decide for themselves are held in “health camps”. Politicians who have signs of dementia are chosen to be our fearless leader, economies are unstable, gas prices have … Continue reading ‘Tis the season: A very Merry Un-Christmas… why I don’t celebrate
Beloved Oath of God 