Five Habits of Jesus-Followers Who Make “Christian Gossip” an Oxymoron
Gossip. It is to modern Christianity what speeding is to modern society. An infraction at worst. Not even a misdemeanor. We know we’re not supposed to…
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Perspectives on Leadership from Artios Christian College
Christian Gossip: 5 Common Disguises of What Should be an Oxymoron
Christian gossip. Ponder that term with me for a moment… Shouldn’t it be an oxymoron? [bctt tweet=”‘Christian gossip’ should be an oxymoron. – Caitlin Meadows”]…
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How You Can Clarify Your Calling
Growing up, we have grand dreams of adulthood. A vision of being able to fill our days with things that bring us joy and fulfillment…
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Faith of our Mothers: Honoring the Church Mothers
Our eyes would connect at our church service each week as we sought one another out to embrace. Her eyes, tired from the failing health…
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Why Confession is a Must for Christ-Followers
We’ve all heard the saying: Confession is good for the soul. One of the most powerful lessons I’ve learned as a Christian is how true…
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Restored & Re-Storied: An Interview with Mary DeMuth
Recently, I discovered a woman named Mary DeMuth. She is an author (of 31 books, so far), a public speaker, and the host of a podcast. Her message…
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How My Struggle with Anxiety Proves My Victory
“When a person struggles with anxiety, that person is not living in the victory of Christ.” That’s what I was told by someone with spiritual…
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6 Reasons I’m Excited to be a Millennial Christian
The millennium had barely turned when I first became acquainted with the labels that would define my generational identity. As researchers looked at the culture that…
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Why Communicating Boundaries is Good
Have you set appropriate boundaries in your life? One way to evaluate this is to consider your relationship with the word “no”. Do you mind hearing…
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Why Character Trumps Accomplishment
A few times each week, I make an elaborate plan to sabotage myself. The assassination of my own character is often an inevitable result. I call it…
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