“I think Jesus watches eagerly for us to break out of the mold–as He did.” ~Kelly O’Dell Stanley from Praying Upside Down, A creative prayer experience to transform your time with God
I am honored to have been asked to read and review Praying Upside Down. Kelly O’Dell Stanley is a graphic designer and writer. You can read more about Kelly at her blog.
It’s the end of the school year and you’re about to lose your ever-lovin’ mind. There have been permission slips to sign, concerts, sporting events, field trips, and craziness has ensued. If you have a child graduating–lawsy–your plate is even more overflowing.
Whether you’re facing the end-of-the-year madness of the flurry of school activities or simply a busy season of your life, there are some actions you can take to ease the chaos.
Unless you’ve been on an extended vacation on a remote island void of newspapers, television and internet access, you now know about the Josh Duggar molestation scandal.
What he did, of course, was unthinkable, unbelievable, and disgusting. But is it entirely unforgivable?
The debate begins apparently with how his parents handled it, what should have happened to him, and what should happen now.
“It seems those most likely to miss God’s work in the world are those most convinced they know exactly what to look for, the ones who expect God to play by the rules.” ~ Rachel Held Evans from Searching for Sundays: loving, leaving, and finding the church
Do you ever question your faith?
Wonder why you believe what you do?
Confused whether any of “this” is real?
Have you ever left a church?