There are a lot of things we could—and should—do to solve our problems right now.
But I’m prioritizing this post. I’m putting my money where my mouth is and standing by this claim:
The most important thing we need right now is Jesus.
There are a lot of things we could—and should—do to solve our problems right now.
But I’m prioritizing this post. I’m putting my money where my mouth is and standing by this claim:
The most important thing we need right now is Jesus.
I’ve been trying to understand why I, a person prone to intense anxiety, have had fairly typical anxiety levels, even though much of the world is panicking, and for good reason. So why am I not so afraid?
We’ve only been married a year. We’re waiting for my husband to finish his bachelor’s program and living in a tiny on-campus apartment. And frankly, we’re dirt poor.
So why did we decide to have a baby?
What if they don’t like me? What if they’d be better off living their lives without me wasting their time? What if I invite them out for ice cream and find out they’re allergic to dairy? What if they’re huggers!?
A guide for any open-minded person who wishes to let the Lord frame their opinion of abortion.
I never wanted to marry young or fast. Then, I got married at 21, less than a year after returning from my mission, to some guy I’d met in that less-than-a-year. Yep, I’m that person.