Should Wives Be Hot?
Homosexuality and Where the Church Has Failed
Gold Stars and Performing for God
Friday Findings: California or Bust
Fab Freebie GIVEAWAY: Mend Mark
Vanity, Forfeiting, and a Little Thing Called “Baby Weight”
27 Ways God Has Blessed Me
Friday Findings: Jesus with Blue Eyes, Feminists, and Your Heart
Should Adultery End a Marriage?
The Lukewarm Christian
No one ever told me that marriage, and then motherhood, would systematically alter my self-esteem. My husband is amazing, beyond amazing actually. He does not deplete my self-esteem, only adds to it, but upon being married, I realized just how insecure I actually am. Suddenly, the idea of being spiritually tied to someone made me … Read this post
Ever feel like you don’t have much to be thankful for or that thankfulness is not flowing freely from you? Well, I decided to sit down and write out 27 ways God has blessed me (27 just seemed like a nice number). I figured, for starters, it would shut me up and prevent me from … Read this post
Friday, sweet Friday. I had a lot of fun blogging this week. I mean, it’s always fun, but it seemed like I had many more meaningful interactions with you all, whether in emails, on Facebook, or via Twitter. It is always so encouraging to feel like I know some of you, without having met you … Read this post
from the archives In the last month or so, my husband and I have heard about two marriages we know ending. I don’t know all of the circumstances and I don’t want to, either. I do know, however, that one marriage suffered from an adulterous relationship. The thought of my husband having any kind of … Read this post
The lukewarm Christian has become an epidemic. It is an often unspoken, but all too present reality in the American Church. The lukewarm Christian is the Sunday Christian, checking into service at 9:00 a.m. and checking out at 10:30 a.m. They are the believers who serve as little as possible, give as little as possible, … Read this post
Okay, okay, I admit it. Christians aren’t suppose to be scared, right? We are supposed to walk around in our perfectly, not scared bodies, shielded by the super-powers of the Holy Spirit. We are suppose to be like some kind of anti-fear force field–zapping things like phobias and anxieties with a wave of our hand. … Read this post
Today’s guest post is from the truth-speaking, always honest, Jesus-loving Ken Hagerman. Ken’s blog is called Rambling with the Barba and I highly recommend it. Hope you enjoy. I’ve noticed something a little odd lately. I was reading a book and one of the characters was described as a good moral Christian. I was listening … Read this post
Friday is upon us which means it is also Friday Findings–the day I share with you, all of the exciting, revelatory, mind-blowing (or so-so) stuff I found and/or read this week. Let’s start it off… The Art of Conversation is Dying. I’ve long worried about the phenomena of the death of real conversation, ever since … Read this post
Today, I’m privileged to have an article featured over at Prodigal Magazine. I’m sharing about something very personal–something that I have never even talked about here on Modern Reject. I’m talking about depression and where the darkness hides… Here’s a taste: I wasn’t quite sure what was happening. I couldn’t explain it. I didn’t have … Read this post
When I was 20 years old, I had it all figured out. Like most people my age, I had a plan–a timeline really–of exactly how things should go and when they should happen. I, of course, like any good Christian girl, submitted my timeline to God. I passed Him the memo, you know, just so … Read this post