Tag Archives: Conversion

God is Love

By | October 13, 2012

Love! You could simplify the most important aspect of faith, relationships, and pretty much anything we do to love. Even the Beatles will tell you, “All you need is love.” I myself am known by many as a queen of hyperboles, and I use the word love to describe most things I do and see in life. “I love being outside,” “I love ice cream,” “I love playing soccer,” etc., but it was this simple and far too over-used word that blew up my world and made me begin to see God in a completely different

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Living in the Throne Room

By | March 19, 2012

I recently read a reflection about Lent that was centered on Mark 1:15—“‘This is the time of fulfillment.  The kingdom of God is at hand.  Repent, and believe in the gospel.’”  The question was asked, “Who was Jesus talking to?”  Not everyone in the crowd was living an immoral life, surely.  In fact, most of the people Jesus spoke to were Jews, trying their best to live and uphold the faith they believed in.  Therefore, the conversion they had to experience was not a radical one,

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