Journal

FOMO: Is It Unwittingly Robbing You?

Most of us have heard of it. FOMO, or the fear of missing out, is a phenomenon that’s thriving in our culture. A relentless task master, it drives us to constantly check our social media feed because we want to be in the know. Better yet, we just can’t afford to miss out on what’s happening. It sucks our time as we satisfy our seemingly endless curiosities about the status of others—who’s doing what, with whom, and, of course, where. For many, the start of a new day begins with the habitual reach for the mobile device in order to catch what’s happening, or heaven forbid, what was missed while away. Then as though it were a duty, we continually check our news feed throughout the day. The truth of the matter, however, is that many of us have no clue that we’re addicted to this silent thief and invisible drug. [Read More]

The Life And Clutter of An Author

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Clutter…. I don’t like it. But you’d never know judging from the current upheaval in my bedroom. There’s a mountain of mail on the desk, file folders to be put away, and non-urgent letters and junk mail by the nightstand that need to be sorted through. Oh, did I mention the random assortment of items on the floor that are clumsily out of place? Sad to say the kitchen, guest room, and basement are in a similar state. And a laundry list of things that need to be done in and around the house has not been touched for going on ten months now. [Read More]

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"Living Backward is an excellent discipleship tool.
I appreciate how the author does not shy away
from sharing her failures as well as successes
in a way that is easily relatable." —Tanya Mathieu
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​"​Living Backward inundates the reader with wisdom,
love and truth — ​encouraging us to begin to listen to the
echoes of God’s voice in our souls — calling us forth to the
purposes He uniquely created us for​." —T. Davis; C. Pride