How I serve God in the world has more to do with my heart than my marital status.
We all love to be practical and intentional, especially when money’s tight and time is short. But maybe living impractically is exactly what we need.
I’m tired of hearing “You’ve got such a pretty face” and “I know you want to be married someday. Do you think losing weight would help?”
It’s that time of year. I’m getting sunburned when I have lunch outside, I find myself eating too much ice cream, and I’m constantly planning my weekends around my friends’ weddings. As excited I am for the engaged people in my life, wedding bells can …
Junior year was one of the toughest in my life, largely because for the first time I went through moments of experiencing the crushing hurt of loneliness. I’ve always appreciated having time to myself in the past. I liked being alone because I could ju …
It can be tempting to “hang in there” for friendship we hope will grow into something more, but how long should you spend wishing the romance will develop?
I was so inspirational last week as I challenged all of you to start saying yes that I actually took my own advice. Y’all, I said yes this week, and it blew up in my face. Saying yes is gutsy. It’s daring. It’s brave. It’s all the words I would never t …
Sometimes I forget what it felt like to be single. Sure, I remember the dates — the good, the bad, the non-existent. I remember driving places alone in my little blue-green Corolla (no car seats involved) to meet friends for movies or late-night coffee …
I loved turning 30. It wasn’t because by that age I’d accomplished all that I had hoped; I was single, expecting to have been married years earlier. It wasn’t because I relished reminders that within a decade I’d reach middle age. I loved my 30th birth …
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