Guest Author 6 Minute Read People with disordered eating have varying degrees of extremity in their habits. But it is not just an occasional moment of failing to glorify God in your eating (we all do that!); rather it is a consistent pattern of behavior and perspective that dominates your life.
If this describes you, you are not alone.
Guest Author 2 Minute Read It takes something extraordinary to let go of what you love and seek no substitutes.
When a fever still rages, we tend to choose the remedy over the redemption. But it’s as healthy as settling for bandages with a bullet in your chest. You don’t just need someone to stop the bleeding; you need a surgeon to get the metal out. You need to stop struggling. You need to scab and scar and heal. You need to let someone else take over and trust them, trust Him, to provide.
Jessica Telian 3 Minute Read Is it really that simple? We have all these ideas about how to shine as a light to the world. Dress a certain way, read certain books, do this, do that. But in Philippians, Paul tells us it’s more what we don’t do.
The End.
The End.