Times of Refreshing
There’s nothing like standing on the shore, looking at the ocean, to make you feel like a new person. Talk about times of refreshing.
What if I told you that feeling is accessible to us all the time? Let’s talk about it…
Entries by Kylie Kristeen
The Truth Hurts
As Christians, we are not our own. We were bought at a price. Therefore, authority no longer rests on us or our opinions. The authority is solely on what God says about the matter. Let’s talk about it…
Big Faith, Small Steps
When was the last time God told you to do something that you were excited about? If you’re anything like me, that answer would be “never.” The thing about God is that He doesn’t call us to be comfortable. Let’s talk about it…
KIND
I want to tell you a story. A story about the kindness of God. Evidence that He is good, and that we don’t always understand the true definition of these words: kindness and goodness. Let’s talk about it…
Just Sit Down
One of my biggest pet peeves is when someone tells me what I should do, what’s best for me. As though I don’t actually know myself. But what if I still don’t actually know what’s best for me? Let’s talk about it…
There’s Levels to This
Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord. But then you gotta make sure your life is saying the same thing as your mouth. That’s where it gets tricky.
Let’s talk about it…
Sabbath
Life is busy, right? Sometimes really busy. And the more that is added to your plate, the more urgent everything seems to become. Then, smack dab in the middle of the most hectic moments of the week, you recall God’s command to remember the Sabbath, and keep it holy.
Sound familiar? Let’s talk about it…
When Right Feels Wrong
Sometimes, we prefer the comfort afforded to us in the familiar – even the wrong familiar – than we do the newness of an answered prayer. It may be the right new thing, but something still feels wrong. It’s right, but it’s not ok.
Let’s talk about it…
Sandcastles and Brick Walls
Brick walls are a lot harder to bring down than sandcastles.
What does this have to do with us, though? Let’s talk about it…
The Currency of Care
We worry because it matters. I recently had a conversation with my family about this topic. It seems that every generation in our family has expressed their care for something or someone through concern. Concern is not a bad thing. But there’s a thin line between concern and worry.
Let’s talk about it…