It often seems as if our hard earned money is going out into the hands of big named brands more so than staying in our bank accounts. Why? Well for starters, we live in a world that encourages us to spend, spend, spend.
Experiencing a period of grief does not always involve mourning the death of a loved one. Grieving can occur when God requires one to walk away or give up something in order to submit to the call of being chosen.
Although being ‘liked’ by a massive audience seems like the ultimate goal for many aspiring social media influencers, bloggers, video content creators, artists, models, small business owners, etc., there comes a time when one must ask whether being ‘liked’ is worth sacrificing one’s values for social media fame and acceptance.
There are many articles that examine the lives of Millennials—-some of which even describe this generation as having a mindset of self-entitlement, and a grave addiction to technology and social media. Although this speculation may be true according to the individual Millennial, there are many pressures lingering over the average Millennial’s head that often get overlooked in these articles. One major area left untouched is the pressure of being a Millennial who proclaims Faith in Christ.
It’s not easy to turn the other cheek when someone you trusted betrays you or takes your kindness for weakness. Better yet, it’s even more difficult to forgive a person who does not feel any remorse for what they’ve done.
While some prefer to remain single to keep their independence, there are others who are desperate to find that special someone. Many of us are hopeful that one day, God will bring forth our ‘prince charming’ or Proverbs 31 woman.
I began to wander off into occultism or ‘new age spiritualism,’ despite my belief in Christ. Surely, with seeking new age practices, I eventually realized that I was falling away from God, while heading down a path of instability, confusion and double-mindedness.
As parents, it is important for us to not only teach our children God’s Word, but to also train them to hear and obey God’s voice. Teaching our children to adhere to God’s voice allows them to grow into the purpose that He has designed for their lives. In order to do this, we must learn to put aside our own desires for our children to align with the perfect will of God.
My latest YouTube video stresses the importance of obedience through following the commands of God. Whether God is asking us to forgive others, break away from bad relationships, or simply be a blessing to others, we must do what God asks of us in order to stay within His perfect will.
Experiencing a period of grief does not always involve mourning the death of a loved one. Grieving can occur when God requires one to walk away or give up something in order to submit to the call of being chosen.
This video is a prophectic warning about new fashion trends. Bold fashion trends are taking over the world—- and it’s not for good reason! The ‘python’ spirit is operating under big named fashion brands that want us to submit to the kingdom of darkness.
All things are full of labor; Man cannot express it. The eye is not satisfied with seeing, Nor the ear filled with hearing. That is which has been is what will be, That which is done is what will be done, And there is nothing new under the sun.
‘Hidden blessings in the Underdog’ is a prophetic word given to the body of Christ as a warning to refrain from prejudice and biasness.
Although being ‘liked’ by a massive audience seems like the ultimate goal for many aspiring social media influencers, bloggers, video content creators, artists, models, small business owners, etc., there comes a time when one must ask whether being ‘liked’ is worth sacrificing one’s values for social media fame and acceptance.
There are many articles that examine the lives of Millennials—-some of which even describe this generation as having a mindset of self-entitlement, and a grave addiction to technology and social media. Although this speculation may be true according to the individual Millennial, there are many pressures lingering over the average Millennial’s head that often get overlooked in these articles. One major area left untouched is the pressure of being a Millennial who proclaims Faith in Christ.
Many of us associate ministry with the act of sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ. In fact, a minister is often solely described as “one officiating or assisting the officiant in church worship.” But contrary to popular belief, ministry goes well beyond the act of preaching to a congregation or evangelism.
It’s not easy to turn the other cheek when someone you trusted betrays you or takes your kindness for weakness. Better yet, it’s even more difficult to forgive a person who does not feel any remorse for what they’ve done.
Cie W. is a Baltimore-native blogger and creative writer who is passionate about God’s Word, self-development, fashion and travel. She has recently earned a master’s degree in communications and is striving towards developing future projects in content creation.
