"This is a YA read, but adults will also enjoy and learn from this fast-paced book. I started it with every intention of reading a few chapters before bed. Five hours later I had devoured the entire book. The characters are beautifully flawed and I found myself cheering for them when they couldn’t cheer for themselves. There are some hard, but real, issues addressed in this book. I appreciate that Beckie Lindsey addresses topics that are often ignored and spotlights the reality that there is more going on that what we may ever see with our eyes. This is a great read for teens who are fighting their own battles, as well as adults who would like insight into the struggles of today’s teens and young adults face."

 

Josie Siler

God Can Handle Our Doubts

“I wish I could stop doubting Jesus,” my friend said, tears filling her eyes. “I just don’t know if He really cares. If He does, I’m not sensing it right now.” I've experienced times of doubt too. Have you? My doubts seem to come in the middle of the night with those...

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Answering 3 Important Questions about Modesty

  Please welcome my friend and fellow blogger, Emily from Fearfully Wonderfully Me.  Summer is here! I can smell the pollen and fresh cut grass already (and so can my allergies). Along with warm summer weather comes summer fashion, which often leaves Christians...

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When Helping Hurts

My dear friend, Patty Schell is a woman I admire greatly. I pray you're blessed by her words of wisdom on a difficult subject. What do you do when helping hurts? I have been faced with that question recently. No matter what I did in the situation, my ‘help’ was just...

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WHAT NOT TO WEAR

“Mom? What is this?” My daughter asked, holding a sweater she’d found buried in the drawer. I smirked, glancing at the multi-colored eyesore that looked like I borrowed it from The Cosby Show. “I guess I should go through some of these old clothes.” Her raised...

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INVITING THE DEVIL TO DINNER

Inviting the Devil to Dinner (Part one) My husband, Scott, and I sit out on our front porch in the mornings. We like to start our day with coffee, a devotion, and prayer. Occasionally I will bring something to eat. Inevitably within seconds, several flies have begun...

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I CAN'T GET NO SATISFACTION (but I'm entitled to)

Entitlement. The word is splashed across social media, the news, talk shows, and even books. An entitlement mentality says, “You owe me.” It demands that you do something for me. Treat me special or unique—just because. And yet I have no particular responsibility in...

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