Meanderings in March
This free post shares things that caught my interest in March.
Celebrating Women’s History Month
In honour of the women who paved the way for me, and the girls I’ll pave the way for, I’m sharing a few articles about the importance of remembering our history.
Women in Church History: Footnoted and Forgotten? published by The Junia Project
Three Reasons Women’s History Is So Important published by Christians for Biblical Equality
How Do Christians Feel About Referring to God as She? by Intentional Today
The Church Isn’t Dying. It’s Being Remade. published by Faith & Leadership
On my Social Media
I shared a confession, and a moment of redemption while I celebrated the 3-year anniversary of The Great Sex Rescue with Sheila Gregoire and Rebecca Lindenbach. Whether you’re on Facebook or Instagram, you can find it there. Please take the time to like my page, you’ll be making one person very happy on the inside if you do.
Other things I shared in the past month
Great quotes by Richard Rohr, and my reflections on them.
My first inklings of Empowered Faith.
Some pet pictures, because… why not?
Quotes That Hit Hard
From The Divine Conspiracy by Dallas Willard,
The sensed irrelevance of what God is doing to what makes up our lives is the foundational law in the existence of multitudes of professing Christians today. They have been led to believe that God, for some unfathomable reason, just thinks it appropriate to transfer credit from Christ’s merit account to ours, and to wipe out our sin debt, upon inspecting our mind and finding that we believe a particular theory of the atonement to be true - even if we trust everything but God in all other matters that concern us.
From Richard Rohr’s Daily Meditation on Sunday March 3, 2024
I think of soul as anything’s ultimate meaning which is held within. Soul is the blueprint inside of every created thing telling it what it is and what it can become. When we meet anything at that level, we will respect, protect, and love it.
Interesting Substack Articles
12 Tips on How To Read the Bible Better by Word from the Bird