Pastor. Communicator.
CONVERSATION #2 Continuing a series from the last few posts… Jenn: When I read Cam’s post, a rapid fire of similar statements ran through my mind; things I heard that impacted me, along with things I am embarrassed to admit
I’m a chicken. When I get frustrated, hurt, or offended, I want to say something. I even kinda know what I want to say, and I can for sure explain to others all the things I’m considering saying, but ultimately,
People will be offended (or confused/taken aback at the very least) by your lack of offense. As we talked through the repeat patterns of frustration in our lives, one of the girls on the call shared something she is teaching
I was talking with a great group of girls the other day. We were walking through my first official ZOOM Bible Study, exploring “Don’t Be Mad at Your Yes.” I love how God moves through simple conversation with honest and
Let’s keep going with Esther. While I would love to see myself as Esther in this story, truth be told, I toggle between being a Mordecai (not bad) and Haman (not good). It’s interesting to read how people interpret the