I’ve been so excited for what God is doing in the innermost parts of my heart lately that I thought a post would be incoherent, but I think it’s time to try. God is…so real and so alive inside of me that I am surprised I believed Satan’s lies that I don’t shine God’s light. [...]
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God is Faithful
Posted: March 31, 2012 in Family, ReflectionsTags: Blessings, College, Faithful, Future, Guidance, Humility, Pain, Stress, Trust
Last night at Agape 2012 (faith-based benefit concert at Tufts where student performers use the arts as an expression of God’s Love) I shared my testimony. In case you couldn’t make it and be overwhelmed by God’s goodness and love through all the dances, songs, and testimonies, here’s mine at the least. I didn’t say [...]
Love Came Down
Posted: December 25, 2011 in Family, ReflectionsTags: Blessings, Celebration, Love, Religion and Spirituality
Happy Birthday, Jesus! I think today might have been the best Christmas. There were no gift openings, no crazy events, but it was somehow special. I’ve had my share of memorable Christmas memories. For instance, Santa himself wrote me a personal letter in this amazing font (probably found on a computer) that made it completely [...]
My Hope is Built on Nothing Less
Posted: December 11, 2011 in Family, Living Water, Sing of Your LoveTags: Comfort, Community, Faithful, Pain, Questions, Scripture, Support
I’ve been going through a pretty difficult time. I don’t want to get into the details here, but feel free to call/email me if you don’t already know. Don’t expect a quick reply because I’m taking in those messages reeeeeeally slowly. This post won’t mean much if you don’t know anything, so spark notes version [...]
Above and Beyond
Posted: December 9, 2011 in FamilyTags: Blessings, Community, Love, Service, Support
I am the sort of person who always wants to be there for others but is afraid/doesn’t want to impose this same need onto others. There have been some tough moments in the past 2 weeks that I don’t think I could have survived without my family. Not my genetic family that’s back home, but [...]
Hurting? Confused? This might help…
Posted: November 29, 2011 in Family, Sing of Your LoveTags: Broken, Community, Healing, Hope, Pain, Prayer, Scripture, Support, Worship
So it was mighty quick but God told me why He loves me so much. I was struggling with the wrong question. It’s not about me and how I’m so unworthy. It’s about His character. This song told me so and blessed me so. See, I told you not to worry about giving me encouragement [...]
This Moment
Posted: November 24, 2011 in Family, Living WaterTags: Blessings, Broken, Community, Grace, Pain, Presence, Questions, the cross, Time
The lessons I’ve been learning since my birthday seem to have been preparing me for this moment. 1) Another day: For the first time I think, I didn’t really feel like I needed all the attention on my birthday. Usually I have to fight the urge to tell everyone that it’s my birthday, but this [...]
“Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows.” -James 1: 17 Mom and Dad, I wrote you a post last year for my 19th but I don’t think either of you read my blog then. [here it is]. I [...]
No More Hiding
Posted: October 31, 2011 in Family, Living Water, Sing of Your LoveTags: Change, College, Community, Everything, Freedom, Future, Grace, Hope, Humility, Knowledge, Teaching, the cross, Trust
Everything I’ve been hiding about me is about to be written here for everyone I love, haven’t met, will meet, etc to read on this public blog right now. So two major things I’ve struggled with that I don’t tell anyone but have had a major heart change to tell everyone: I am a junior [...]
(Im)possible
Posted: July 17, 2011 in Family, Living Water, Sing of Your LoveTags: Answer, Future, Peace, the cross, Time, Trust
“Maybe I’m afraid, hopeless, uncertain, weak, and frustrated” -Me (from this post: click) So yesterday my mom and I drove to Atlanta. On the way there, I was driving and listening to more of the Kristian Stanfill album, Mountains Move. The song I linked in that same post, You Will Reign, started playing. The song [...]