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10 hours and 10 days

How I steward my time on a typical week. I recently calculated how many hours there are in a week; there are 168 hours in a week. I then calculated how I spend those hours:- 56 hours – sleep (based on 8 hours a day) 40 hours – work (not including overtime) 10 hours – commute [...]

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Struggles of Being a Single Female Christian Missionary

Okay… so a correction…I’m not sure whether I can be classed as a missionary per say, but otherwise I fullfill all of the above; I am single, a female and a Christian. Desires I have a huge desire to want to help plant churches, an intense desire to want to go someday. There are ministries [...]

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Dropping the Proverbial Fishing Net

So… I’ve recently had a meeting with my pastor… where he, in a nutshell, alluded to and asked me to prayerfully consider immigrating to Canada, to be a missionary and help lead a small team of young female adults and future church planters. My heart is humbled at the offer, and the Lord knows where [...]

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Apologetic Art?

Can good art be made out of good theology? It feels as if it’s been years since I’ve been in an artist community, a place where ideas were bred and art was born. I’m in a different environment now, and the ideas that once influenced, the concepts that pretty much entangled me are much more [...]

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Frankie and the Fish

Now I don’t normally go around taking food from the homeless… but I did with Frankie.
There was a trout, freshly gutted and cleaned wrapped nicely in a BC liquor store bag. He hugged me and I hugged him back and he wished his blessings and prayers for me. I was stoked! I’m not sure who was more blessed in that moment. He told me to cook it wish some butter and it’ll be tasty, so the next day I did exactly that.

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Frosted Fleece: How Jesus confirmed by calling

How the Lord affirmed my calling…
It was as if he just gave me the thumbs up to say, “Yes! this is exactly what I want you do to and this is exactly what I have put in your heart and I’m going to do it for you and through you. You have my support, I will not let you go out unequiped and not-ready. Your life is ordained by me and I will bring it to pass”.

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My Grand Weaver (Part 1): How I ended up in a nowhere town of BC

How I ended up living in a town in the middle of nowhere.
It was there and then my heart leapt. I came across a new site I hadn’t visited or seen before, it was a brand new church plant in Squamish, of all places, and the planters and pastors there had blogged about going to Seattle for a [esvignore]Acts 29[/esvignore] church planting conference. My heart and spirit leapt!! I was very excited about this plant!

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Rebirth: How Jesus Transformed my Life

I felt really stupid, as if I was talking to a figure of my imagination. I spoke aloud at times, and sometimes simply in my thoughts, “God if you are real show yourself to me”. I can’t remember all the specifics of what I said and thought in that moment. All I remember is that [...]

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Stone to Flesh: How Jesus Changed my Heart

I didn’t do anything and I was seeking nothing. Nothing changed in spite of the traumas I had been through. Even in my desperation I did not even attempt to seek him

Something stirred in me, and it led me to seriously re-evaluate my future, my past, and my sense of morality. I began to question what was right and wrong again, and I was angry at the thought that I could be wrong. Memories or all I had learnt from Sunday School as a child, every law, seemed to waft in to my mind. I was very troubled at the idea of being wrong.

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Lust for Love & Love for Lust: My Life before Jesus

I ended up in a serious situation where, having completely mutilated the idea of what real love and intimacy is, I deferred my university education for year, lied to my parents and left the country to live with a man I had barely met half a dozen times to pursue a sexually driven lifestyle.

In severe debt from my spending habits, I dangerously became financially dependent on him. I left the country to take time out, to find love and in turn I had compromised my safety, my health and my relationships. I sold myself out for holidays, for money and for what I thought was love.

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