Portraits of Wickedness Part 2: No One is Too Far Gone
Let’s continue our exploration of wickedness archetypes. Be sure to read Part 1 first. State-Endorsed Wickedness—Jezebel Jezebel used royal power to entrench […]
Portraits of Wickedness Part 1: There’s a Type for Everyone
After I wrote my article about my Bathsheba-sized sin, I wanted to journal about one of the greatest redemption tales ever […]
Could Church Be More Than We Think?
This post is about church, but to help you understand it, I have to speak about home first. I live […]
Nonconformist God
Be yourself. Nothing you do or that you are surprises God. He is the one who gradually modulates you as […]
My Bathsheba Sin
This year, I committed my “Bathsheba sin.” But it’s been a long time coming. Bathsheba is that egregious thing you […]
Context Matters in Your Relationship With God
Whenever I speak about God, there is context. It is the experience of a random, middle-aged African woman living in […]
Hidden Idols: What’s Competing With God In Your Life?
Idolatry can be personal. No one will check under your bed for idols if you choose to keep them there. […]
What’s Your Mission?
Every Christian entrepreneur has an external and internal mission. The external one is what you put on your corporate annual […]
Paint Your Leadership Canvas
Human beings are independent artists. They are creative, messy, and take pride in their work. They want to leave their […]
A Call to Intimacy
God was speaking to me about how I need a slot of uninterrupted time with Him without notetaking. The analogy […]