September 29th, 2023

Alecia M. White

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Author, blogger, lover of coffee, and all things Jesus. By profession, Alecia is a teacher and administrator. She recently published her first book "The Thing Is...", a poignant look at suffering and endurance. She is privileged to share her love for Christ through her writing.

Exclusive articles:

Cloudy Vision? Here are 4 Ways to Let God Clear Your Vision

Have your eyes become filth blind to what needs to be cleaned in your life? Here are 4 ways to let God clear your vision.

Better Than Siri and GPS: The Importance of Following God’s Direction

Not knowing where you're going isn't a bad thing when you're following God's direction. Trust the Lamp to your path, here's how.

Your Greatness Takes Elbow Grease

The great purpose on your life will take work. Don't be afraid of the elbow grease. Here's why the work is worth it.

3 Reasons Not to Quiet Your Bold, Loud Gifts from God

Are you trying to shrink when the gift of God in you is bold and loud? Be OK with being seen and heard for His glory, here's how.

Wait on the Lord: If God Promised It, It Shall Come to Pass

Sometimes it gets hard to wait on the Lord. But, be of good courage today, knowing every promise God makes shall come to pass.

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Shooting Stars Review: Young Lebron James & Friends, Managing the Pressure

Shooting Stars, depicting Lebron James and his childhood friends, gives us a glimpse of unity under pressure and bonds that last a lifetime.

Creed III Review and Michael B. Jordan’s Two-Word Sermon for Facing the Past

CREED III, ready to rumble on March 3rd. Read our review, including Michael B. Jordan's two-word sermon for viewers facing their past.

Is It Always Biblical to ‘Honor’ Your Father and Mother

Does blind piety damage many parent-child relationships? Here's how Christian families can learn where Confucian culture ends and Paul’s parenting practices begin.

How Good Intentions Can Turn Believers Into Slackers

As Believers, we must guard ourselves against things that rob our focus and purpose. Can good intentions also make us slackers?
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