Many people assume prosperity is measured by wealth, success, and material possessions. However, Scripture presents a different picture. Drawing from personal experience, biblical teaching, and research, this article explores how true prosperity is found not in financial gain but in the condition of the soul. While God promises His presence, provision, and peace, He does not guarantee wealth or a life free from hardship. Through the teachings of Jesus, the experiences of the apostles, and lessons learned through personal struggles, readers are encouraged to reconsider what it truly means to prosper and where lasting fulfillment is found.

Here are my ten arguments against the Trinity, written from a Bible-first, non-Trinitarian Christian position. These are not shallow objections. They press the doctrine at its strongest pressure points: Scripture, language, logic, history, and worship.

The House Between Tabs is a gothic poem created for Notd.io that celebrates the enduring power and beauty of horror fiction. The poem explores how horror is more than monsters and scares it is a reflection of human emotions such as grief, loneliness, regret, and hope. Through imagery of haunted houses, forgotten books, ghostly whispers, and mysterious places, the poem highlights the atmosphere and wonder that make horror stories timeless. It also pays tribute to influential horror writers, including Mary Shelley, Edgar Allan Poe, Shirley Jackson, H.P. Lovecraft, Stephen King, and Clive Barker, acknowledging their contributions to the genre. Ultimately, the poem suggests that readers are drawn to horror because it helps them confront the unknown, understand their fears, and discover meaning within darkness. It concludes with the idea that even in the darkest moments, stories continue to connect people and keep imagination alive.

In my previous article, I discussed the importance of mental health. This time, I explore the importance of discernment when it comes to spiritual warfare. While staying at a homeless shelter, I met a woman struggling with nightmares, anger, and emotional pain. After feeling led by the Lord to pray for her, I witnessed a noticeable change in her demeanor and a breakthrough in our conversation. This experience reminded me that Christians should recognize both the reality of mental health struggles and spiritual warfare. We must avoid "demon searching," walk in discernment, love people well, and remain focused on Jesus.

Fear, anxiety, and confusion have a way of clouding our judgment and stealing our peace. In this article, I share how God used prayer, Scripture, and the encouragement of others to remind me of a simple truth: be still before the Lord. Through a personal story about an important life decision, I explore identity, faith, and the peace that comes from trusting God even when the future feels uncertain.

I have prayed so desperately to be ripped from this world that my desperation turned to anger, then rage, then an ALL CONSUMING FIRE. IF GOD WOULDN'T GIVE ME DEATH I WOULD FIND IT MYSELF.

"The point of getting lost is to purposely find your way back to who you are" (the tears that taught me Morgan Richard Oliver) How? How do I find may way back to a person that has been in advance decomp for over a decade? All that is left of her is long dry bones?

Growing up in a difficult home environment, I struggled with anxiety, depression, and fear for many years. In this article, I share my personal experience with mental health, deliverance ministry, therapy, faith, and healing, and why I believe the Church needs a more compassionate, balanced conversation about mental health today. This is not an attack on the Church, but a call for wisdom, understanding, and support for those silently struggling.

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Today we delve deeper into the two fundamental pillars that form the foundation of the Watch and Flow method. These two aspects work together like breathing in and breathing out, they complement each other and create a complete practice that leads to natural living and inner peace.

Welcome to the beginning of your journey into the Watch and Flow method. Today we explore the most fundamental aspect of this practice, awareness itself. Awareness is not something you need to create or build, because it's already present within you, like the sky that's always there regardless of the weather passing through it. What we're actually doing is learning to recognize this ever-present awareness that exists beneath the surface of your daily thoughts and activities.

Rejection can deeply wound the heart and affect the way we see ourselves, relationships, and even God. But Jesus understands rejection more than anyone. He was betrayed, abandoned, mocked, and crucified, yet He still chose forgiveness and love. While people may reject, misunderstand, or leave us, our value has never been determined by people, it comes from God. True healing begins when we stop seeking our worth in human acceptance and start finding our identity in Christ.

In this blog, I share my journey of learning to be honest with myself, others, and God about my anxiety and mental health struggles. For years, fear and shame caused me to hide parts of my life because I worried people would think less of me. Eventually, those hidden struggles affected my relationships, work, and spiritual life. After experiencing a severe anxiety attack and seeking inpatient help, I began learning healthier coping tools and started healing through honesty. This blog reminds readers that healing often begins when we bring hidden things into the light and allow God to work in truth.

Shame and anger can feel overwhelming, especially when they come from past hurt or personal mistakes. But these emotions don’t have to define you. Healing begins when we learn how to face them with truth, grace, and small, steady steps forward.

Encouragement for anyone experiencing darkness, hurt, or brokenness: God sees you, healing is possible, and even through deep pain, your story is not over, and there is still hope ahead.

This article explores how shame can be triggered by others’ words and reactions, and how it doesn’t define who we are. By learning to recognize and “press” the lies behind shame, we can return to truth, set healthy boundaries, and remember our identity in God.

God didn’t call you to live in confusion or guilt. He calls you to peace. Boundaries are not rejection; they are wisdom. You are allowed to grow, heal, and protect what God is restoring in you. You teach people how to treat you by what you allow. Boundaries are choosing to honor what God says about your worth. Growth often feels uncomfortable because it requires you to stop accepting what you once tolerated. Even Jesus didn’t give everyone access to Him. Boundaries aren’t unloving; they’re biblical.

By Lydia Holland, Featured on Women's Empowerment Solution People pleasing may feel like it keeps the peace, but over time, it leads to burnout, resentment, and losing yourself. True peace doesn’t come from avoiding conflict; it comes from walking in truth. Healing looks like setting boundaries, honoring your needs, and choosing honesty over approval. It’s not instant, but one step at a time, you begin to rebuild self-respect and experience real peace. You can love people—and still choose yourself.

Wounds often create walls of bitterness and fear in our lives. Because of that, we can miss out on both the big and small blessings God has for us, and we may even push other people away. The longer we remain trapped in unforgiveness and fear, the more we end up hurting ourselves.

Fear and Courage. Learning to trust God in every season of your life, when life doesn't make sense. Through wilderness seasons, uncertainty, and moments of fear, God often teaches us that courage is not the absence of fear, but choosing to trust Him one step at a time.