The story of Hagar in the Bible is a powerful story of a woman who was enslaved, mistreated, and oppressed, but who ultimately found freedom and hope through her faith. This story resonates with many individuals who have experienced incarceration, as they too have experienced oppression, mistreatment, and confinement. Hagar’s […]
Read MoreWhy should the previously incarcerated be allowed in the ministry?
There are several compelling arguments for the inclusivity of previously incarcerated individuals in the ministry: Overall, the inclusion of previously incarcerated individuals in the ministry is a way of living out the core values of Christianity, including love, compassion, forgiveness, and redemption. It is an opportunity to promote diversity, representation, […]
Read MoreKnow Me; A Spoken Word about Resilience
I don’t want to be known for resilience, For weathering the storm and carrying on, For pushing through the pain and the darkness, For being strong when everything goes wrong. I don’t want to be defined by my struggles, By the battles I’ve fought and the scars I bear, By […]
Read MoreWounded Healers
What does it mean to be a Wounded Healer? You may be familiar with the idea that following the teachings of Christ requires one to serve as a wounded healer for other people. But to what extent do you really grasp the significance of what it says? What does it […]
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