The tricky thing about defining deconstruction is that we often can’t define it. This term can be used in many different ways, which can create misunderstandings and confusion.

A brief study of prominent movements in the last thirty years of church history: Certain movements and events influenced and paved the way, not only for the deconstruction movement, but how the church has responded to it as a whole.

Understanding our own worldview and the worldview of others will be crucial to these conversations. Whether we know it or not, our worldview leads and influences us in our decisions, including the decision to deconstruct.

Here are a few unexpected summer reads that would be perfect for the beach, or wherever your ideal reading location is

Since a podcast is in many ways a “one sided” conversation, when I find one that I really enjoyed or gleaned helpful information from, I have been desiring an outlet to share that with my friends and family.

Principles for ministry from 1 Corinthians 3

The priority of a Christian mother is that her children to grow up to know the Lord and stand strong in a sinful culture. But how do we accomplish this?

Read about the 19 books I completed this quarter, and my thoughts on them!

The resurrection brings hope. We serve a living Savior, not a dead teacher.

Does your heart feel stirred towards creative and beautiful pursuits, yet you feel like a worn down parent? This is a unique season. Because I value creative pursuits, I am intentional to make them a part of my life.

How did I manage to read so many books with a toddler? What are my reading goals for 2024?

Can there be a ‘dark side’ to productivity? I now think that there is. Let me give some examples:

This documentary painted these movements as representative of Christianity, rather than a twisting of Christianity.

A Christian is saved by grace alone, and since God has asked you to live a holy lifestyle, you must obey him.

Identity and purpose are related because they both have to do with the idea of “meaning”, and they’re both crucial to a proper understanding of Biblical womanhood.

Scripture makes it clear that God is the giver of life and the creator of our bodies. Our choices, then, must align with the boundaries and follow the design that God has given.

While my baby cannot comprehend the words or concepts quite yet, I still like to be sure that the books I’m choosing are life-giving and meaningful. Here are some that do just that!

Feminism—that word you’re supposed to like, but aren’t sure exactly what it means, and fluctuate between feeling grateful for it, but also confused.

Here are some books that God has used greatly in my life. Even if you don’t feel called to missions, I think these are helpful to broaden your understanding of how God is working around the world—and as a reminder that we need to be fulfilling the Great Commission no matter where we are!

We need to understand how God has designed sex to know how we, as women, can live holy lives. How does modesty and Purity Culture fit into this?