Tag Archives: blog

Are People Who Leave Church “Prideful”?

Posted on February 22, 2016 by This Woman Writes

As more and more people opt to exit the conventional, weekly church model, notice is taken. At the moment, it’s little blogger types like me who speak against little blogger types like me because the big guys, the leaders that Christians put into … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian, church, Current Events, Faith, Family, God, home, Life, Lifestyle, Politics, religion, spirituality, Uncategorized | Tagged blog, Christian, church, election, job, vote | 2 Comments

Christians: The Extraordinary Voice of the Ordinary Person

Posted on October 13, 2014 by This Woman Writes

Within Christianity, there are many many voices telling us all sorts of things: how to pray, how to not pray, how to read the Bible and with what study resource, how we should vote, whom we should hate or be … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, blogging, Christian, Daily Life, devotional, Encouragement, Faith, Family, home, homeschooling, Life, Lifestyle, religion, self-improvement, spirituality | Tagged blog, celebrity, Christian, God, leader, ordinary people | 2 Comments

Christians and Dreadfully Debutante Dogs

Posted on July 3, 2013 by This Woman Writes

Last week I was in one of those zombie zoney moods, you know, when you trip through the Internet rapidly reading things and checking out new blogs. It’s a change from scrolling through Facebook, my source for major national news. … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, blogging, Christian, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Encouragement, Faith, Family, Growth, home, homeschooling, inspirational, Life, Lifestyle, News, Personal, Random, religion, self-improvement, success, technology, Uncategorized | Tagged Bible study, blog, Christian, dog, God, Holy Spirit, religion | 7 Comments

“Overwhelmed” Is Not the New Normal

Posted on March 19, 2013 by This Woman Writes

Lately I’ve been wandering through various food, family, and homeschooling Facebook and blog sites, and the word “overwhelmed,” is showing up entirely too much. Like this: “I am homeschooling a five-year-old and I have a toddler and a new baby. … Continue reading →