Wrong Attention Feels Better Than No Attention
I could’ve asked him for clarification, said no to lunch dates and ignored his flirty texts. But I didn’t. And that is all on me.
I could’ve asked him for clarification, said no to lunch dates and ignored his flirty texts. But I didn’t. And that is all on me.
With more and more Millennials feeling drawn to liturgy, I’m finding comfort in embracing the “conversational and sacramental.”
While many reject smaller churches due to a lack of programming or community, perhaps a small church is exactly what you need.
When the news first broke about the Orlando shooting, I watched the TV in disbelief. I headed to church, and we prayed for those who were involved even though details were still sketchy at that point. As the next few days unfolded and more details emer …
Being a cynic is easy. It’s cheap and quick and plentiful. But being vulnerable? That’s much more costly—and valuable.
Last week a friend was telling me about a job she’s interviewing for. As we talked through her pros and cons list, we discussed how even if she gets the new job and loves it, she will still have days where she misses her old job. She’ll have to grieve …
A friend asked me for my observations on my first year of marriage, and here are the four observations I shared with her.
Jessica Stollings is no stranger to the challenges and opportunities that exist between the different generations. She’s lived them out personally as a Millennial navigating “the real world” and professionally through leadership roles in a Fortune 500 …
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