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I have just finished reading a Biblical fiction novel titled, 'Iscariot' by Tosca Lee and the same thoughts that flood my mind almost every time I read Biblical fiction consumed me again. So, I thought, I might as well rant about it. I have always loved reading Christian fiction, and it is almost inevitable to … Continue reading Biblical Fiction: How Far is Too Far? – My Honest Take
There is a version of spiritual life many of us try to build. It is structured.Disciplined.Consistent. It often includes a clear routine, a set time for prayer, a Bible reading plan, perhaps journaling or reflection. And for a while, it works. You feel focused.You feel intentional.You feel like your faith is moving forward. But over … Continue reading 5 Signs Your Spiritual Rhythms Are Unsustainable
There is a kind of faith that feels powerful in the moment. It looks like long prayer sessions.Ambitious Bible reading plans.A surge of renewed commitment to “do better” spiritually. It often begins with good intentions, a desire to grow, to draw closer to God, to live more faithfully. And for a while, it works. You … Continue reading Why Sustainable Faith Matters More Than Spiritual Intensity
Hello dear friend, There are moments in a journey when something new begins quietly. Not with noise.Not with pressure.But with intention. Today, I’m grateful to share one of those moments with you. The 6Eleven Life is now live on YouTube. Why YouTube, and Why Now? Over time, this space has grown in many forms. Through … Continue reading The 6Eleven Life Is Now Live on YouTube
There are seasons in every believer’s life when God feels close. Prayer feels natural.Scripture feels alive.Your faith feels steady and clear. And then there are seasons when things feel different. You still believe.You still care about your faith.But something feels… distant. Your prayers feel quieter than before.Your devotional rhythm feels inconsistent.Your attention is pulled in … Continue reading How to Reset Your Walk with God When You Feel Spiritually Distant
Welcome to Word Play Wednesday!Word Play Wednesday is a weekly feature of written and spoken word poetry. I will be sharing my written and spoken word poems exclusive to my wonderful subscribers. If you are interested in sharing some of your poetry, feel free to buzz me and we can work something out. I hope … Continue reading Word Play Wednesday: Farewell.…A Poem
Mother’s Day often arrives wrapped in beautiful images. Flowers on the table.Handwritten cards.Family gathered together.Words of gratitude shared for the love and sacrifice of mothers. And rightly so. Motherhood is one of the most profound callings a person can carry. It is filled with devotion, patience, quiet sacrifices, and countless unseen acts of care. But … Continue reading A Gentle Mother’s Day Reflection: When Mothers Need a Reset Too
Reading has always been more than a pastime. For many people, books become companions through different seasons of life. They introduce us to new ideas, challenge our assumptions, and sometimes give language to thoughts we didn’t know how to express. But in a world that moves quickly, even reading has begun to feel hurried. We … Continue reading Creating a Reading Rhythm That Nourishes Your Soul
For many Christians, quiet time is meant to be a sacred rhythm in the day, a moment set aside to pray, read Scripture, and reconnect with God before the demands of life take over. For a while, it often feels meaningful and grounding. You open your Bible.You spend time in prayer.You reflect on what you’ve … Continue reading What to Do When Your Quiet Time Stops Working
Many of us begin our spiritual journeys with the best of intentions. We want to grow.We want to be disciplined.We want to honour God with our time and attention. So we create routines. A structured quiet time.A Bible reading plan.A set time for prayer.A rhythm that promises consistency and spiritual growth. And for a while, … Continue reading Letting Go of Perfect Spiritual Routines