One of the greatest deceptions the church has peddled the world is that when we come to Christ, God takes all of our suffering away. Just reading the New Testament, or knowing anything about church history, proves this to be false. Jesus suffered. The apostles suffered. In fact, all throughout the New Testament we read…
Living with chronic illness is a roller coaster of ups and downs; and so often a small thing like a little cold can send you into a crash or flare up. It can be discouraging and even depressing. That’s why today I want to give you 10 Bible verses for chronic illness that will encourage…
If as a Christian, I firmly believe in Christ’s healing power and still battle a chronic illness, do I lack faith? If I believe that Christ’s suffering on the cross purchased my physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual healing, does this mean that I don’t have faith enough to believe that He will heal my chronic…
There is a difference between being a tired woman and being an exhausted woman. The feeling of being tired at the end of the day is satisfying. You sleep and wake up refreshed and ready to tackle another day. But weariness and exhaustion isn’t physical. Exhaustion is a soul and spirit weighed down, exhausted, worn…
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…
