Research shows that the average adults makes about 35,000 decisions in a day. It goes on to say that the average parent makes "many more than the average adult". I can only deduce that this means that moms make roughly 1,783,542 decisions in a day. Today, we're talking about the most important decision of your life and the generational impact it has. I'll pose six questions to ask yourself that ...
There are a ton of popular Pinterest quotes about courage, bravery, and "doing it scared." Those are encouraging, yes, but how can we back these fluffy quotes with actual Biblical action? Sure, a leap of faith is great, but have you done one lately? There's a lot to lose sometimes! Learn how to face your fears and boldly step into what God is calling you to do. Today, we're covering ...
The path to becoming a Christian is simple, yet somehow we complicate it unnecessarily. Our Roman Road Mini Series helps you understand the decision you make when you decide to follow Jesus. We've created five episodes that walk you through scripture in the book of Romans that all point back to "road to salvation." The phrase "Roman Road" is just a catchy way of saying "a group of verses ...
In episode 190, "Faith Versus Works", Brooke & Faren discuss the meaning of Galatians 2:16 in the Bible, and how faith and works go together. Learn how to pray about it, talk about with others, and live out how this scripture applies to everyday life. The Galatians mini series begins on episode 189 and goes through episode 193 of the Witty & Gritty podcast. CLICK PLAY TO LISTEN Read About Faith Versus ...
In episode 110, "Make Growing Your Faith a Habit", we bring on preacher, Pierre Cannings, to discuss what spiritual disciplines are and how we can use them to grow a deeper relationship with Christ. This interview is part of our Atomic Habits Mini Series (episodes 103-111). We are so excited to dive deep into what the term "spiritual discipline" means and how to apply it to your Christian walk. CLICK PLAY ...
Why People Don’t Share Their Pain in the Midst of Their Struggle I used to think, “Why would I tell anyone what I am going through? It seems to do more harm, than good. I’ll just keep this to myself. It doesn’t feel great, but at least I’m not making the pain worse." Now that I am on the other side of some of my biggest trials and tribulations I know ...
I was born and raised in a Christian family, so Jesus has been in my life as long as I can remember. We went to church regularly, and I attended a Catholic school until we moved to Texas in 1998. I grew up going to all of the church functions: Vacation Bible School, Wednesday Night bible studies, church retreats, etc. My participation in church and related activities helped me grow ...