few years ago, I bought the book Fervent by Priscilla Shirer. Reading that book, paired with her earlier film War Room, dramatically changed how I viewed prayer and spiritual warfare. I realized that for most of my life, I’d approached personal development and spiritual growth randomly, almost like I expected it to happen all on…
Homeschooling with chronic illness can be so overwhelming; it may even seem impossible – but it’s not. In today’s podcast, as I move on in my series of living as a Christian woman with chronic illness, I want to share with you my best advice for how to homeschool on those really difficult days with…
It has been said that if you’re struggling to get through your day, just do the next thing. But how do we know what the next thing should be, when so many things seem urgent? How do we avoid falling into the black holes of distraction, as we try to find a way to calm…
Today I am continuing with my podcast series on walking with Chronic Illness as a Christian woman, and today’s topic is finding rest. Rest is something that most people struggle with. We have heard the message of work harder, try harder, hustle more. And trying to live up that image that has been fed to…
Since writing my series on adrenal fatigue several years ago, I have had several women reach out to me about their own struggles with adrenal fatigue and chronic illness. Chronic illness is a struggle for so many women, and fatigue in particular. We push ourselves so hard, and when we feel like we’re not meeting…
Today’s podcast is not only for single people. I sincerely hope that my married sisters will listen to this podcast today, because I want to help the whole body of Christ understand how both single and married members of the body can and should work seamlessly together in creating a beautiful, functioning body that honors…
