I’ve been there too: you’re standing in the line of other kids as two team leaders take turns picking who they want on their side. It gets…
Category: Self worth and identity
Honoring Our Parents
Parents. Without them, we wouldn’t be on this earth. They are the ones that lead by example, teach us how to live, and so much more.
God Wants to Use Your Weaknesses
Our weaknesses can make us feel too insignificant to do something for Jesus. But we don’t have to be perfect to be used to bring Him glory.
Emotions Are Not The Enemy
Do you feel as though you’re battling your emotions? Many of us are fighting our feelings, trying to win peace, hope, or stability, daily. When the tears won’t stop or the nervousness won’t go away, we may start to believe the lie that we’re losing.
Why I Hate “Hot Girl Summer”
A new trend has taken the internet by storm. I’d rather deep clean my house than hear it again. Here’s why I hate “Hot Girl Summer.”
Broken Beautiful
Have you ever felt broken? As if there were missing pieces of you that could never be replaced? Despite this, we can be whole.
What Does God Say About My Self-Consciousness?
Before I could go to that pool party, I needed to be prepared. I needed to make sure I wore my cute swimsuit and not the plain blue one. Other girls like painting their nails, right? Maybe I should find some nail polish. I needed to think up some good topics of conversation. Would it …
You Are Not Nothing
In the book Coral by Sara Ella, there is a girl named Brooke. Once, Brooke’s friend told her to write down all the hurtful words she let define her onto a little paper heart. Instead, she leaves the heart blank. Empty. Because she thinks she’s nothing. If I handed you a piece of paper and …
To The Girl Doubting Her Identity
My heart pounded as I stared at my computer screen, debating whether or not to post my prayer request. While I love being part of communities that pray for each other regularly, this prayer request required a level of vulnerability and honesty I wasn’t sure I was ready for. Swallowing my pride, I sent up …
Stop Clinging to What Makes You Look Good
I once believed that I had to do morning devotions “right.” If I slept in, that meant I missed my opportunity and needed to make up for it because that was the right thing to do. Despite knowing that no one is perfect, I felt that I had something to prove to God. I sought …