I remember asking someone when I was about 8 years old what my name meant. Their answer was, “Nina? Nothing!” This memory has stayed with me for a long time mostly because I was looking for affirmation. I was looking for someone to give my life meaning and to know I was loved. This is why I encourage you to take some time and look up the meaning of your name. I think this is a great beauty in who you are as an individual. Names in the bible were really significant and telling about that ...
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Mornings Are Second Chances
So you messed up right? There you are laying next to someone you just had sex with. Thoughts are flowing, maybe tears too. You are not sure what to do. Who are you going to tell? Who will be disappointed? You are not sure he will call you or if he will tell his friends. Maybe he loves you, maybe he doesn’t. Maybe you care, maybe you don’t. Here’s the thing. Mornings are a second chance. They are a time when the sun peaks up over the earth letting you know a new day is here. ...
10 Quick Questions to Separate Mr. Right vs. Mr. Right Now
So you think you found Mr. Right? Well, here are a few quick questions to ask yourself when exploring your options. Almost all these questions have come through personal dating experience, so I think I have a pretty good perspective on these things. Really take time to think about them. Looks can only go so far. 1) How does he treat the women in his life (including his sister!!)? You may have heard this before but it is so true. This is a great glimpse into the future ...
Enter Name Here
Enter Name Here Trash, ugly, attitude, slut, mean, nasty, (enter name here), these were all names I have been called growing up. Whether it was walking down the hallway, after breaking up with a boyfriend, or walking into the cafeteria, there was no hiding from how people felt about me. I got so used to being called these things that I would start to take on that character. I wore it almost as a badge of honor. However, when I gave my life to Christ I had to change and part of ...
