It’s not often that you write a response to your own article. But for the many who were apparently intrigued by the original post, I feel it necessary to “set the record straight.” I expected, when I posed the question of the “positive prostitute,” that I would eventually discover I was missing something. I did not … More A Positive Prostitute {A Response}
“Jazz” is rarely a part of my vocabulary unless we’re talking piano music. “Jazz,” as a way of boosting your cold and dreary January? {and because it starts with “J”} . . . I can run with it. #1 : mercyINK These little art shops make me happy. This one comes from Lauren Mills who … More January Jazz 0.1
It has always bugged me that 2 Chronicles 7:14 suddenly shows up on Independence Day. Back up a few verses. America’s got nothing to do with it. And those wedding announcements that quote Psalm 34:3? That would be David rejoicing when he escaped Abimelech. And then there’s Jeremiah 29:11, which in case you didn’t know, is … More Finding Hope in Misinterpretation
If a former prostitute returned to her prostitution, God would most assuredly not dismiss it, much less speak favorably of it. Her earnings would not be seen as holy or be approved for holy purposes. Such an endorsement would be completely against God’s character. Then explain this: At the end of seventy years, the Lord … More A Positive Prostitute
It’s here. January 2016. And along with it, our 2nd Annual Memory Challenge! If you missed out last year, the Challenge is to memorize a chapter of God’s Word in the month of January . . . approximately 31 verses in 31 days. Here are the basic instructions: 1} Print a copy of the Challenge … More 2016 Memory Challenge
Journey of the Word 