YOU GUYS! Easter is Sunday, and I just can’t get enough of the story of Jesus and His journey to the cross. Because of this, I decided to revisit and repost a series I wrote about Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane. Thanks for taking a little throwback trip with me this week!  In my last two posts, I have been talking about Jesus in the Garden of Gethsema[...]
Here is a little #throwback for Easter, friends! Here is to revisiting old lessons and letting them take deeper roots. The original post was written in the fall of 2011. In my last post, I shared about Jesus in the garden right before His crucifixion. I talked about how Jesus asked Peter, John, and James to enter into his deepest hurt with Him. I want to[...]
Oh hey, friends! In honor of Easter, I thought I would post a little throwback! This series of posts was originally written in 2011 but still resonate with me so deeply especially through the week leading up to the resurrection of Christ. They have been updated a bit because I reserve the right to change my mind and grow. I hope they encourage you as much as[...]
I've been sitting and praying about what happened to our brothers and sisters in Charleston. Feeling broken-hearted and almost useless. You see I know the answer to the problem. It's obvious that the answer is Jesus. The answer is in the local Church. The answer is in our love for Jesus and His people. The answer is found when we intervene on days like this[...]
I thought today was an appropriate day to share some truth God has revealed to me about the Saturday between Good Friday, and Easter. I hope you enjoy it! You can check out my post about Good Friday here! I hope this encouraged you and challenged you! Happy Easter! In reckless pursuit, Mindy[...]
Good Friday. Words really can't express what's going on in my heart today. Joy, gratefulness, sadness, hope--those are kind of obvious. Today, though, I feel this weight, too.  A weight I can't explain quite yet.  But I'll try. Good Friday was the day when Jesus was mocked, mistreated, and murdered. He was beaten, abused, spat on, and abandoned b[...]
In Genesis chapters 6-9 of the Bible, you can find the story of Noah. It's a beautiful children's story that we share in Sunday School. God is so over humanity's straight-up disobedience and evil lifestyles that He chooses to remove all of mankind from the world--with the exception of Noah and his family, of course. This is a brilliant children's story[...]
I'm often asked the question, "What does a normal day, or week, look like for you?" I think people ask this question because of my job. It's kind of a weird job to have.  But this question is a really difficult question for me to answer, so lately I've tried to pay a bit more attention to the patterns of my life. The truth is, there are no patterns. Â[...]
Good Evening friends! Finally, we have arrived at the pinnacle of everyone's favorite question to ask: "Why are you still single?" This is the very last and most important reason...at least in my opinion. It's no secret.  I have every intention of changing the world.  I know without a doubt that I will fiercely bring heaven to earth, and do it loudly[...]
A few weeks ago, I started a blog series on the topic of my singleness. It really is a popular discussion topic. Some want to know if I'm still single by choice. Some want to know if I'm still single because I have some weird religious views, or possibly a personality disorder. I mean, who really chooses to stay single?  I must be broken. And even[...]