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article | January 7, 2010

This entire blog (and the book it was named for, Lies Young Women Believe) is dedicated to uncovering lies told to your generation by the Evil One. We are committed to helping you identify the lies that have wrapped their way around …

article | September 30, 2020

This Present Babylon I’m no expert on ancient cultures or end-times prophecy, but as I read many of the Old Testament texts, I can’t help but see parallels to our current situation. Just look at the descriptions of Babylonian culture found in …

article | January 5, 2009

So you want to read through the Bible? Awesome! Here’s what we suggest. Choose a plan that will work best for you in your specific situation. Then, ask a close friend to keep you accountable, and stick to it! When you fall …

article | June 1, 2011

It all starts with the Big Yes. Wherever you are, be “all” there. Finish Strong. Remember: the common begin. The uncommon finish. Live by conviction, not circumstances. Preparation is the key to organization. If you always do what you’ve always done, you’ll …

article | April 22, 2009

“Can Satan read our thoughts?” It’s a question you’ve been asking on the blog lately and a question many Christians have asked in the past. I can understand why the answer seems important. Admittedly, it is frightening to consider the possibility that …

article | October 9, 2020

Have you felt at times that your faith was not your own? Maybe you faithfully attend church with your parents and even participate in family devos, but feel like you’re just going through the motions. On today’s episode of True You, we’ll …

article | February 17, 2023

Today my calendar is stamped with the words “Good Friday.” What a strange way to commemorate this date. At least that’s how it seems at first. If we could travel through time to the first “good Friday,” today would not feel like …

article | February 18, 2016

When I think about “standing for truth,” this uneasy feeling awakes inside me, and socially-awkward visions of feeling like an outsider start to play in my mind’s eye. I think of those times in high school when I wracked my brain for …

article | December 14, 2020

There is never an easy or uncontroversial time to lead. It just doesn’t exist. Let’s face it, leading in 2020 has been a challenge (and that’s clearly an understatement). But along with all the new and different ways of ministry thrust upon …

article | January 21, 2019

I sat in my pastor’s office, crying. “It’s too much. I just can’t do it all,” I cried, while swiping tears away. Our church was in a transitional season where church members needed to pitch in more than ever. I loved my …