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Empowering Young Adults in the Church
Churches often struggle to engage young adults, who frequently feel overlooked or disconnected. Both the church and young adults share responsibility for this issue. It’s crucial for young people to get involved, embrace community, and create spaces for themselves within the church to ensure a vibrant future for their faith. Read more
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Redefining Christian Dating: Embrace Your Own Rules
Dating is a modern concept not addressed in the Bible, which means there are no strict rules governing it. Each individual can define their own boundaries and preferences. While respecting oneself and others is important, it’s vital to find a personal approach to dating that feels comfortable and authentic. Read more
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The Power of Prayer in Today’s World
The author reflects on the enduring power and relevance of prayer in modern times, emphasizing its role in fostering a relationship with Jesus. They share personal experiences, illustrating that while prayers may not always yield expected results, God answers them in various ways. Prayer remains a vital tool for solace and guidance. Read more
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The Misconceptions of Modesty in Schools and Churches
High school dress codes often impose strict rules on girls, emphasizing modesty rather than the heart’s condition. These codes, rooted in cultural and historical contexts, can lead to confusion and shame. Biblical modesty focuses on inner virtues like love and kindness, rather than clothing. Ultimately, one’s heart matters more than appearance. Read more
Welcome to Proverbs and Pearls!
Life as a young Christian woman can be hard. Sometimes it feels like you don’t fit in with the rest of the world.
My friend, that’s the whole point! Following Jesus is supposed to be countercultural. It’s supposed to be radical. Most of all, it’s supposed to be full of love.
No matter where you come from or where you are on your faith journey, I hope you will leave here knowing you are loved beyond measure by the One who created you to be your authentic, beautiful self!
Briana Bass 