Have We Been Looking for Love and Security In All The Wrong Places? By Cindy Lumpkin April 01, 2010 You are an independent woman. You have a successful job that others would kill for; you have a fabulous home and supportive girlfriends. You are the personification of the perfect 21st century woman, yet you can’t shake the feeling: your [...]
Eliminating the Casualties of Friendly Fire By Kairis Joy Colter Burt 03/15/2013 “Only the Christian army turns around and shoots their wounded.” – Clifton Adams I’ve seen many mistake argument for intellect. I’ve seen charisma mistaken for anointing. I’ve even seen “feel good” doctrines lead to a sense of superiority, and superiority doctrine accepted as truth. All of this, from [...]
Unnecessary Sex Scenes in Novels By Tahnee Jones 03/15/2013 One woman that I can honestly say that I look up to in the writing world as an inspiration is Kimberla Lawson Roby. As I read her book, “Be Careful What You Pray For,” for the first time on a twelve and a half hour road trip across the county, [...]
Anything by Jennie Allen By Brittney McCook March 20, 2013 I walked into my local Christian bookstore looking for a good summer read that I could sink my teeth into for a week. My family’s semi-annual beach trip was still a few weeks away when my eyes fell upon the book Anything by Jennie Allen. The title alone intrigued [...]
Fiction Gets Real In Rivers Novels By Keshia Smith 03/15/2013 I have a general disinterest in most art forms considered “Christian.” It’s not a full dislike… I appreciate the heart behind it, the fact that someone was trying to share their heart, and convey a positive message with the world is admirable. However, I can’t help but find a [...]
How One Woman’s Honesty Inspired Me to Write By Brittney McCook 03/15/2013 “Do not be afraid, for I have ransomed you. I have called you by name; you are mine. When you go through deep waters, I will be with you. When you go through rivers of difficulty, you will not drown. When you walk through the fire of [...]
Clearing out Emotional Clutter…Once and For All! By Kairis Joy Colter Burt 4/19/2012 I’ve been thinking a lot in the last year about the role of faith, hope, and trust in my life; and how I apply those elements to relationships. It seems there is an unspoken agreement that whichever person has the most of any of the [...]
Awareness of Your Motives is the 1st Step to True Authenticity By: Magaline Harvey Date: March 15, 2012 This article hopefully will become a judge-yourself-moment, in a non-threatening way. As yourself: Are you real? Do you connect easily with others on topics of conversation and stick to your views? Do you have authentic viewpoints, or do you use [...]
To Write is to Inspire By Keshia Smith 03/01/2013 I read something about vampires recently. It wasn’t about the Twilight series, either. It was a quote from a writer by the name of Junot Diaz about how vampires are not reflected in mirrors. It said that if you want to make a human being into a monster you deny them, [...]
What is This Thing Called Love, Really? By Tameka Williamson 02/01/2013 “Little children, let us not love in word or talk but in deed and in truth” – 1 John 3:18 “Owe no one anything, except to love each other, for the one who loves another has fulfilled the law” – Romans 13:8 February is what most people consider [...]
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