This post is specifically for Christian women who have been in the faith for a while, especially married Christian women. We need to talk about modesty in fashion. Is there a one-size-fits-all rule for modesty? Does it look different depending on culture or region? And do we truly understand what the Bible says about modesty? These are all questions we’ll explore in this post. But first, let me share my own journey in discovering modesty.

I've gone through these thoughts myself, struggling with the idea of evangelism. However, there was one time when I could not ignore the conviction to share the gospel at work.. Here is the story how I remember it.

If you're searching for content that challenges your mind while nurturing your faith, look no further! I've rounded up some of my favorite thought-provoking and spiritually enriching YouTube creators. From former atheists turned passionate believers to hip-hop artists who double as cultural commentators, these YouTubers are making waves in the digital space.

During one of our casual phone talks, he randomly expressed his desire for his future wife to have a natural birth, involving a squatting position. Naturally, I playfully challenged his perspective, asserting that his wife would make her own choices regarding childbirth because it ultimately pertained to her body and her experience. Little did I know that I would soon become the very wife he was referring to. Life has a funny way of surprising us, doesn't it?

I was truly startled by what happened next. I made the mistake of thinking that delivering the baby would be easier this time around since it was my second child. However, I was wrong.

It is imperative that we figure out how to practically achieve prioritizing our relationship with God for the sake of, well - literally everything else that's happening in our lives.

No matter your reason for using social media, taking a break from it is good, and dare I say - healthy! Need more convincing? Here are 5 reasons why you should consider taking a break from social media.

Truthfully, I was taught to solely believe in Jesus. I was never given any other options. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but I did not want this to be the answer to the question. “I believe in Jesus because my family taught me to.” It just does not sound convincing or intellectual at all.