Lauren Dunn is an education reporter for World News Group. She loves stories (especially the good ones), making pizza (usually double pepperoni), and spending time with friends and family. Lauren has lived most of her life in Wichita, Kan., but still regularly gets lost when driving around town.
You are not defined by your ability, accomplishments, or lack of both.
As I question my life circumstances or (unwisely) compare them with others’, my God is working out details and preparing me for my future.
I convinced my brother to tell me the ending of “Ant-Man and the Wasp” because sometimes the suspense is too much for me.
Meet five fictional characters who demonstrate courage and can inspire us to find courage and strength in God.
Regardless of my past mistakes or future failures, I can walk into any situation with confidence. My God has qualified me.
It’s easy to think we’ll work on something next week or next month or even tomorrow, but assuming isn’t the same as actually doing. Maybe it’s time to take the first step.
Does God care when we struggle with the pain of missing out — on marriage, family and dreams? If so, can we trust Him with our pain?
Since childhood, I’ve worried about others’ opinions of me. I’m learning God’s promises lessen the power others’ opinions hold on me.
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