September 29th, 2023

Lisa Yvette Pearson

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Lisa Yvette Pearson is a fearfully and wonderfully made Brooklyn Girl living in a Midwestern world. She is a blogger, writer, and author of "Confessions of a Faithful Slacker" - an inspired book created to encourage believers to renew and restore their individual relationships with Jesus Christ. Follow her on Instagram or visit her blog at www.lisayvettepearson.com.

Exclusive articles:

How to Stay Clocked in with God When You’re All Churched Out

Need a church timeout? Feeling discontent or disconnected at church? Here's how to stay connected to God and address the issue.

Bloom Where You’re Planted, It’s Working for Your Growth

Sometimes it's hard to bloom where you're planted, especially if you don't want to be there. No worries, trust that it's working for your growth.

The Finance of Romance: How Can Christian Women Spot a Good Investment?

How can Christian women best approach the prospect of love? Here's how to analyze the finance of romance like a banker for the best investment.

The Golden Calf: Who or What are You Worshipping?

Who or what is the golden calf in your life? Are there people or things you need to put back in their proper place of priority? Here's how.

Don’t Let Spiritual Growth Slip: Lessons from the Banana Peel

Healthy spiritual growth requires us to know the times and seasons we're in. Here are some helpful lessons from a simple banana peel.

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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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