Did you know that the average American will spend 24 years of their life working and 24 years of their life sleeping? If you’re in school, your first thought was probably “Ha, yeah right! All I do is work and I certainly do not get enough sleep!” Just the other day I found myself complaining, …
Over the past year, I’ve written quite a few posts on perfectionism. I’d like to say that creating publishable pieces on the topic reflect some sort of of linear personal growth. While it’s true that the Holy Spirit has grown my self-awareness and has deepened my understanding of the Gospel, I constantly find myself stuck …
Do you think that you have purpose? Do you truly believe that God can use you? Do you trust that you have been put where you are in a specific placement for a specific time? Or do you see yourself as just average, with little impact, and seemingly no plan? I think that when we …
In that moment, God began teaching me what has become a core lesson of my time in college: I am insufficient, weak, and unqualified, but God is all-sufficient, all-powerful, and worthy. And He has promised that He is faithful to provide in the midst of my frailty.
In the weeks leading up to my first year of college, I continually heard the question, “Are you ready?” “Yes!” I always replied. “I’m so excited!” That was the truth, but only half of it. The other half, the one I didn’t say, was: I’m so, so scared. College offers the chance to dive deeper …
