When we work together in unity, we all start to look more like Jesus. You can't be a productive, fruitful disciple of Jesus by yourself. 

The entire Tabernacle and its various levels of separation can serve as a visual reminder of the distinction between the ordinary, sinful world, and the profound, pure holiness of God.

Being an everyday disciple is all about loving Jesus and being devoted to following Him every single day, even in the little details of life. So, let's dive in and explore what it really means to be a disciple and how we can live as everyday disciples in our day-to-day routines. Embracing the Role of a Disciple Being a disciple simply means being a student or a follower. Back in Jesus' time, kids would live in the temple to learn everything from their rabbi – the Scriptures, traditions, ...

Prayer is a key component of the Christian faith, as it is a way for believers to communicate with God. Yet, as important as it is, it seems to be so easy for us to go days without doing it! Many of my clients have told me that they know they should pray, yet struggle to really commit to a solid daily time with the Lord. Some have admitted that they don’t really know how to pray. Jesus Himself modeled prayer for us in what we call The Lord’s Prayer, which can be found in Matthew ...

If you love geeking out over the Bible like I do, you will love these Bible commentary resources!

There are some things that God takes very seriously, and sometimes those things can be made evident in the shape of our physical bodies.

Remember when we chatted about emotional eating a few weeks ago? We discussed how to handle those tough, emotional days without diving into a tub of ice cream. But you might be wondering, "Okay, I get it, but what should I do instead?" Well, let's dive into that topic now! A few years back, I embarked on a journey to read the Bible cover to cover. During that time, I stumbled upon a powerful verse in 1 Samuel chapter 30. I was reading the King James Version, and this particular sentence caught ...

One of the most common complaints I hear from clients is, “I know what to do. I follow my plan for a while, but then temptation hits and I just can’t stop myself. Then I have to start all over.”  So if you’ve ever felt that way, you’re not alone. In fact, most of my clients have said that there is one particular food (or drink) that they just can’t say no to. But is that True? Let’s take a look at the Word of God to find out. In this post ...

We as Christians are supposed to do things differently than the rest of the world, yet we often follow worldly advice. There is nothing wrong with Christians setting goals, as long as they are set in the correct way.

One of the most common things I hear from clients is around the idea of emotional eating. “I do great until I have a bad day. I’m such an emotional eater!” In fact, most women consider themselves an emotional eater. It’s so common that it’s become this badge of identity. We share memes on social media (Momma needs chocolate!). We build rituals around it (You just went through a breakup? Time to eat ice cream from the tub!). We consider it a normal and acceptable ...