An Act of Service
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An Act of Service

ByTiffanee

True service, as an extension of God’s will, must be intentional and inspired by genuine desire, not obligation, to avoid the pitfalls of false worship akin to ancient idolatry (e.g., Asherah, Molech, Chemosh), which led to Solomon’s downfall and can manifest as self-glorification or neglect of family under the guise of service. The article cautions against trying to serve everyone, emphasizing that, unlike Abraham or Jesus, whose singular acts brought righteousness and salvation to all, our role is to serve selectively and sacredly, avoiding mechanical “cogdom” and shameful sacrifices, so that through prayerful, joyful service we rebuild the temple of the Holy Spirit, honor God with our first fruits, and align with His grace, as exemplified by Jesus’ sacrifice in Romans 5:15.

The Last Straw

The Last Straw

ByTiffanee

It’s about letting go. Have you ever, as a parent, been so frustrated with your child that you wound up just releasing them and saying to yourself… “They’ll learn…” The only difference is that, they’ll learn the hard way. It’s one of the most difficult things to do as a parent. To watch your child…

Strive Not

Strive Not

ByTiffanee

Have you ever wondered if you can have it all? If you’re a stay at home parent, this question of capacity might have crossed your mind a time or two? Can I do this and do that? Am I capable to be a spouse and a friend? Maybe you’ve not wondered if, but more of…

Getting Solid!
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Getting Solid!

ByTiffanee

Have you ever wondered exactly how someone goes from confusion to a place of confidence? How often have we even seen this in action? Someone that is completely uncertain and anxious about life, moving into a place of solidity or confidence enables them to conquer more and more each day. Some of us may have…