The Journal of a Journey
Many Purity Culture survivors have problems relating to the opposite sex. The subconscious teachings of purity culture go deep, and are difficult to uproot or even recognize. However, I recently discovered something that I believe can help purity culture survivors to improve their relationship skills. Read More …
No, this isn’t about how the Super Bowl is terrible and you should turn off the TV and ignore it. In fact, I was going to watch it myself, but since I had to be in bed at 8:00 last Read More …
When a parent takes responsibility for his or her children’s outcome, he or she will likely end up controlling (or trying to control) the children. In other words, taking responsibility for how your children turn out will lead you to be a control freak. Read More …
On Wednesday, Larry Nassar got an unwelcome piece of news. Judge Rosemarie Aquilina sentenced him to 40 to 175 years in prison for sexual molestation. Nassar was formerly a well-respected doctor who worked with gymnasts. But behind the charming persona, Read More …
I’m not a radical for Jesus anymore. At least not in name. Fear not, I am still dedicated to following Jesus with all my heart. I still desire to love and be loved by Him, and to share that love Read More …
It’s that wonderful time of the year again, when we celebrate Jesus’ incredible gift to us. In honor of His coming, I would like to share my new song with you. Merry Christmas!
So, now we’re alive again. We’re living, not on our own life, but the life of Jesus Himself.
So what happens if we try to die again?
In other words, whose life, then, are we trying to die to? Read More …
It all looked good at the beginning. Who wouldn’t want their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren to all be following God? However, while that was a noble goal or ideal, the means used to try to achieve it were not. Read More …
One man. Eight voices. A new recording! After recording “Power in the Blood”, I got the inspiration to record another old Gospel song: “I Feel Like Traveling On”. It has a train-style theme to it, as you’ll notice at the Read More …
I didn’t really believe that God wanted me in His kingdom. I certainly didn’t think I delighted His heart or brought joy to Him unless I did some good work for Him. I didn’t believe that He had chosen me. I didn’t really grasp that I was His son.
And I didn’t believe that He is the basis of my righteousness. Read More …