Part 1 of 3 on Being a Woman of Strength & Dignity(Thoughts from a study I’m co-leading this summer on Proverbs 31 …) She’s independent, they say. She’s “capable, confident & secure in her strengths,” they tell us. She’s powerful, they whisper. She makes things happen, they remind us. She stands and she holds her… Continue reading A Woman’s Honest Appeal – When Strength is in Weakness
Sorry to post these musings on June’s books almost halfway through July … the beginning of the month was just way too busy! But I am pleased to report that I read five books last month – though I had to squeeze that last one in by reading fast and furiously! June’s books were such… Continue reading The Reader’s Thoughts in June
At age 27, it probably seems unfathomable to many that an active, well-adjusted, college-educated woman would still be single – that no, she’s not hooking up with as many dates as she can – and that no, she doesn’t have a stereotypical boyfriend who turns into a fiancé who turns into a husband. And actually,… Continue reading I’m {Not} Getting Married. And God is Still Good.
[Disclaimer: this is not a post about me disapproving of tattoos. There are many tattoos that my friends and family members have that I think are great. This is just my own personal journey of decision-making.]One time I had someone ask me if I would ever get a tattoo. I responded with, “If there was… Continue reading Doulos: the Mark of a Slave [or To Ink or Not to Ink?]
The Vintage Girl 