Autumn H.

Celebrate the Differences | All Lives Matter

The below is a letter written in the perspective of a police officer’s wife. It was really nice to just read something that didn’t spike hate, but encouraged love. It truly touched my heart and I hope it can do the same for you. As a disclaimer, all rights belong to the original writer who granted me permission to share.

When I’m Worried, God Reveals

“Look at the birds of the air: they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not of more value than they?”
Matthew 6:26 (ESV)

Are You Following God’s Flow or Society’s? | Finding Yourself

Going with the flow… We all do it, but are we going with the right flow? With God’s flow?

Why Your Past Isn’t Something to Forget

I’ve wondered before why God doesn’t wipe our bad memories from the past, but then it hit me yesterday.

It’s Okay to Feel Broken

As Christians, we can often find ourselves feeling bad for feeling broken. It doesn’t come as a shock to me though, considering everyone talks about how being one with God makes you whole.

How to Overcome Unsettling Thoughts

Between my church talking about it, reading the book of Job, my devotional about anxiety, and reading Fearless by Sadie Robertson, I can definitely say I have learned a lot about thoughts in the past few weeks.

How Salvation Reflects God’s Character

The way that a rushing river flows over smooth rocks. The way grass sways with the way of the wind. The way the birds of the sky fly in such a graceful way. There’s something about all these things that just capture our mind in an overwhelming peace.

The Hidden Struggle of Eating Disorders

The below information is solely to encourage you to speak up and embrace your body image through God’s amazing love for you; it is not to replace professional help.

I feel like there’s a topic that needs to be touched with grace, love, and understanding. It’s a topic that nobody exactly wants to talk about or address, because it’s embarrassing or hard to read, but eating disorders must be addressed in a loving way more often.