Category: Books
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Pretty Planners make Planning Pleasant
I am not sure what I would do without my planner! I know a lot of people are techy and use their phones to keep track of their schedules, but I still have to have the paper! I use it for everything–to do lists, meetings, random notes, and so much more! Even when I was…
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Take Back Your Life
Life gets a little crazy and complicated at times–we could look at 2020 on a global level and see how crazy and complicated life is. There’s a global pandemic and a US Presidential Election. We’ve had natural disasters strike different places around the globe. People divided. It’s rough–just looking at it on a global level.…
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Love Her Well
God isn’t surprised by your sin, and He’s not expecting perfection. Instead He’s calling you and me into walking with the Perfector of our faith to make us more holy and more like Him.
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Honeymoon Reads
Sitting by the beach has always been a great place for me to unwind and reconnect with God. There’s something about the sun, waves, and ocean breeze that draws me into the Lord. It’s also a great opportunity to read some books! The first one I want to share with you is The Gospel According…
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Faithwords Book Club
I don’t know about you, but I do better reading books when there is accountability. One simple way of having accountability is by gathering others interested in reading and discuss it. But sometimes life happens and it’s not always convenient to meet up with others. That’s when social media can be a great asset! Faithwords…
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Small Groups!
College was a significant time in my walk with Christ. There were times I remember actively walking in disobedience with the Lord and then times of great surrender to the Lord; but regardless of what happened in my walk with Christ, I had a group of believers who surrounded me, helping me stay true to…
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Getting in the Word
If we genuinely believe God’s Word is real and active, why are we not reading it?
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Enough or Too Much?
I’ve spent the majority of my life trying to be the person everyone else wants me to be. I tried to find my identity in what other’s expected me to be, and that left me feeling empty and not enough. I think back to school achievement; and it didn’t matter how many A’s I had…
Rachel Bland 