Category: Biblical Discussions
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When the Church Uses a Lot of Words but Says Very Little
Y’all. Corporate America and church should not sound this similar. Big words. Big vision. No explanation. I’m craving substance over slogans, and I think a lot of us are.
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Hypocrisy, Redemption, and Why Growth Matters More Than Looking Holy
People say the church is full of hypocrites — and sometimes they’re right. But Jesus didn’t condemn growth in progress. He condemned performance without transformation. Here’s the difference between hypocrisy and redemption, and why pretending holiness helps no one.
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The Real Proverbs 31 Woman Isn’t a Pinterest Trad Wife
Biblical womanhood was never meant to be a Pinterest-perfect trad-wife checklist. Scripture shows us women of courage, strength, leadership, intelligence, and grit. Here’s what Proverbs 31 really means—and why women like Esther, Ruth, Deborah, Jael, and Priscilla redefine true biblical femininity.
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Great Biblical Debates… and the Musical War in My House
What does a heated family debate over Wicked vs. KPop Demon Hunters have to do with Christian unity? More than you think. Here’s what the Bible says about arguing over things that don’t matter.
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“Just Pray About It”: A Simple, Real-Life Guide to Prayer for Busy Moms
Every night in the hallway between my kids’ bedrooms, I lead a short bedtime prayer over the chaos. That simple routine has me thinking about what prayer really is, why God gave it to us, and how we can teach our kids (and ourselves) to pray in a simple, honest way.
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Finding Hope in the Fire: Lessons from Scripture and Camping
A camping trip and a roasted marshmallow inspired a powerful reminder: God meets us in the fire and uses hard seasons to refine and strengthen us.
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If Everything Is Demonic… Is Anything? (A Mom’s Take on the 6–7 Panic)
From Labubu to Wicked to the viral 6–7 panic, everything is suddenly “demonic.” But when everything becomes a spiritual threat, Christians lose true discernment. Here’s what Scripture actually says about fear, wisdom, and the real dangers we should be paying attention to.
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Emotional Damage Jeans and Church Words New Believers Don’t Understand
Basketball Boy’s “emotional damage” jeans moment reminded me how often we use church words that confuse people. Many new believers, including my husband, hear phrases like “sanctification” or “hedge of protection” and have no idea what they mean.
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Why the Bible Is a Sword—But Not a Weapon (A Karate Lesson for Moms)
When my boys took karate, they learned that real strength is for protection, not hurting people—and it reminded me a lot of how we misuse the Bible. Just because Scripture is called a “sword” doesn’t mean we’re supposed to swing it at people. With a little help from Peter’s ear incident, here’s what karate, kids,…
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Trunk, Treat, or Trick? Why Your Halloween Conviction Is Between You and Jesus
Maybe the real spiritual battle isn’t over Halloween — it’s over whether we can still love each other when we disagree. ❤️