How to Avoid Small Talk (And Why You Should)
Does anyone really like small talk? “Hi! How are you?” “I’m well, thanks! How are you?” “I’m good!” And with that, social etiquette deems both…
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Born and raised in Lodi, California, Caitlin now resides in west Michigan with her (amazingly supportive) husband Adam, their sons Hudson (3 yrs old) and Declan (1 year old), and their rambunctious chiweenie, Stella. Caitlin earned her Bachelor of Science in Communication in 2011. Writing reflective pieces on life and faith has been her outlet since her teens. While thoroughly enjoying mommyhood, Caitlin has the privilege of working from home as the Communications Coordinator of Artios Christian College. Through every unexpected twist and turn of her life, Christ has been her constant stronghold as she lives every day with hope and expectancy of His awesome guidance!
How a Debt-Free Grad Did College the Proverbs 22:7 Way
Proverbs 22:7 encourages debt-free living. The rich rules over the poor, and the borrower is the slave of the lender.” But what about student loan…
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Student Loan Debt is Not an Exception to the Biblical Rule
Student loan debt is often deemed the “good kind” of debt. It’s referred to as an investment in the future. For many students, its a…
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Why Stewardship is Relevant for 21st Century Christians
Do you ever think about how rich you are? In our “Subscribe & Save”, free 2-day shipping world of Amazon Prime, we are prone to…
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How to Fold Laundry… As Unto Jesus
I just abandoned my laundry basket. It’s over half-full of warm, clean clothes. The rest are folded on the couch. Normally I don’t leave chores…
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Small Talk
“Hi! How are you?” “I’m well, thanks! How are you?” “I’m good!” And with that, social etiquette deems both individuals free to part ways. This…
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Abide in Christ: What It Looks Like and Why It’s a Must
“Abide” is one of my favorite words. It is a calming, empowering word that communicates surrender and soul rest. Just hearing or reading that little…
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Re-Created to Meet a Need: Knowing When to Jump In
I like when I can meet another person’s need. This, of course, is not a personality trait unique to me. In fact, I’d be surprised…
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What Christians Need to Understand About Shame
Shame on you! is something we say to someone who behaves poorly. It’s our response to a person caught red handed and unapologetic. In effect,…
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Fulfilling Your Purpose: How “The Call” Can Clarify Your Focus
As a young girl, I innately sensed that I was called. To what? I didn’t know. High school graduation arrived and with it, the time to…
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Why I Crave Mentorship and Why You Might, Too
I crave time with older women. Whether one year older or fifty, I am hungry for their influence. This craving is spiritually innate. Older women…
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What Millennials Want the Church To Know
What do those currently ages 17 to 40 have in common? They are millennials. That’s a 23 year age gap! Beyond claiming the same generational…
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