[…]what you recommend. Last month, I finished reading the #1 New York Times Bestseller Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert, subtitled “One Woman’s Search for Everything Across Italy, India and Indonesia.” The novel begins with these words: Culturally, though not theologically, I’m a Christian. At this point in my reading journey, I […]
[…]But God still wants a relationship with me. He wants me to repent and trust that His redeeming love can save and purify me. This book has many redeeming qualities (pun intended). But especially as a leader of students, I feel the need to warn you. This book may not […]
[…]my low blouse cut or my shorts that barely cover my underwear. I want him to be attracted to the love of Christ in me. Our lives should point others to Christ, not to ourselves. So let’s conclude with one more quote from the book: Don’t give your heart away […]
III. Physical Boundaries For those of you who have missed out on the first two points of this blog series, you can read the first two boundaries here. Knowing I was preparing to talk to our youth students about emotional, spiritual, and physical boundaries, a dear friend of mine (who […]
[…]and the church. There is more at stake in our marriage than just a ring on our finger. Kevin is to love me like Christ loves the church. And I am to look to Kevin like the church looks to Christ. Why do we need spiritual boundaries? We need spiritual […]
