Recently, I struggled to hear God’s voice in the midst of the chaos that is going on around me. I needed to grow in my relationship with God, but I felt stagnant in my efforts. Every time I tried to pray or read the Bible, God felt so distant. I felt like a bad Christian. It seemed like I was talking to an old friend, who couldn’t relate to me, and there was a barrier between us so I couldn’t clearly hear His voice. With tears in my eyes, I slowly admitted this to one of my friends… I struggled to hear God’s voice. I felt like the Lord was far from me. I read my Bible and prayed. But I still felt overwhelmed and defeated.

DiscipleshipEmma LownNovember 4, 2026be stil, seeking God, prayer, spiritual disciplineComment

A Thought On Hallelujah

Have you heard this song before? It’s Hallelujah, written by Leonard Cohen. It’s a song that grips whoever hears it. It’s a disillusioned love song. But, there’s something about its lyrics that speak into something that we have all experienced but never share.

DiscipleshipMia GraceOctober 28, 2026hallelujah, sin, regret, redemptionComment

Love Is Not Proud

When I read “love is not proud” in 1 Corinthians 13:4, my mind jumps to a quote from the beloved Jane Austen novel, Pride & Prejudice, when Mr. Darcy says “Vanity is a weakness indeed. But pride - where there is a real superiority of mind, pride will always be under regulation.”

DiscipleshipAndrea BuieSeptember 30, 2026love, proud, prideComment

Tirzah's Stance on AI and Other Technological Aids

The reality is everything that is made can be used for good or for evil. It is up to us how we use it.

DiscipleshipAlycia JohnsonAugust 21, 2026AI, Chatgpt, robotic, human Comment

Modern Day Saints: Following God's Will

For years now, girls from all over the world have emailed, shared stories on social media, and written blog posts about what God is doing in their life. That is a modern day saint - any girl who is simply trying to do the next right thing for God.

DiscipleshipAlycia JohnsonAugust 14, 2026women, uplift, body image, togetherComment

5 Signs of A Healthy Church

Two weeks ago, we had a discussion about 5 signs of a cult and being aware of what type of church you attend. There are many groups that are misleading or drawing people away from the church. However, there are equally a great number of churches that draw people to Jesus. It is important to recognize when you find a great church so you can plug in and be a part!

Community, DiscipleshipAlycia JohnsonJuly 27, 2026Discipleship, community, church, church hurtsComment

Be Fruitful & Multiply

As I read through the book of Genesis, my heart would speed up when I came across a woman’s name. I was inspired by faith’s forefathers, but was eager to hear how women participated in establishing our faith foundation.

Discipleship, FemininityGrace WilsonJuly 15, 2026motherhood, being fruitfulComment

Heart Boundaries

The heart is the most important organ in your body. Not only does it pump blood to the rest of the body, but it also holds the meaning of your existence. The heart is precious and deserves protection. After all, everything we do flows from our heart. So, we must keep our hearts pure, so our actions are pure.

Mind Your Language

Our words are an overflow of our heart. When we are humble, our words will be loving and honest.

DiscipleshipShoba RanjitsinghJune 15, 2026words, humility, speech Comment

If It Seems Too Good To Be True

We can smile because God is the giver of joy. We can scream, knowing that there is no pain that God can’t handle. And we can cry out to God, knowing He is near, even when we don’t feel His presence. We can do all these because God is faithful and loves us fully.

DiscipleshipAndrea BuieMay 11, 2026optimist, pessimist, power, hope, joy, doubtComment

To Be Part of a Miracle

Everyday, mothers all around the world pack lunches in brown bags, plastic boxes, stainless steel containers or in fancy designer ones for their children. The boxes may look different, but they always contain a good dollop of love and care!!

DiscipleshipShoba RanjitsinghApril 15, 2026Comment

God’s Glory and Resurrection

Have you ever felt backed into a corner? Wondering if there was a way to escape? Sometimes God allows us to be put into situations where His glory shows up.

DiscipleshipAlycia JohnsonApril 3, 2026easter, good friday, Gospel, hope, hopelessness, RedeemedComment

Erased

Gone. Eighteen years of work gone. In fact, you can multiply that by four. Seventy-two years of work gone. Eighteen years per child. Sixteen years of high school homeschool documentation totaling more than at least ninety-six separate documents.

DiscipleshipElizabeth HiettMarch 23, 2026love, salvation, righteousness Comment

Saints & Martyrs: Part 3

DiscipleshipAlycia JohnsonMarch 13, 2026saints, martyrs, martin luther, luther, lutheran, 95 theses, churches, marriageComment

Not Charity but A Chance

As each of us read this I wonder how we can carry this very same generosity, courage, and love into our own corners- our homes, families, and spheres of influence. With His grace we can!

DiscipleshipShoba RanjitsinghMarch 2, 2026genorisity, love, courage, charity Comment

On Sharing Faith

Happy Monday, friends! I have a mini quiz for you to start off your week: Does the idea of sharing your faith make you uncomfortable and anxious? Do you feel inadequate to share your faith because you don’t have the right education or an actual Bible degree? Have you ever felt the whisper of the Holy Spirit to speak up in conversation, but chickened out due to fear of judgment?

Freedom from Mind Chatter

DiscipleshipShoba RanjitsinghFebruary 2, 2026negativity, pity, freeom, live fully, prayer, meditating, memorizing Comments

Love Is Not Easily Angered

A Noble Character, DiscipleshipAndrea BuieJanuary 28, 2026patience, anger, love, mercy, kindness, change, consequencesComment

New Year, New Trust

Trust is a rare quality to find in our world right now. We have more distrust with the media, politicians, healthcare providers, scientists, and theologians than one may remember. I find myself not knowing who or what to believe anymore. And yet, I have peace. I have peace because I know my Engineer will remain constant always. God is the constant I can always trust.

DiscipleshipWhitney MalloyJanuary 14, 2026trusting God with uncertainty, trust, plans, abundance, peace Comment

Belonging In All Moments

Our marriage covenant binds us together, uniting us in the most profound and beautiful way possible. Our vows were spoken in the presence of our family and friends, but most importantly, in the eyes of God. We know that God brought us together, understanding our pasts and preparing our future.