Hailing from the cold reaches of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Allison is the general manager of Geekdom House, executive editor of Area of Effect magazine, co-host of the Infinity +1 podcast, and staff writer for Christ and Pop Culture. When she’s not writing, designing, or editing, she is usually preoccupied in Hyrule, Middle-earth, or a galaxy far, far away.
Sometimes wisdom gets shucked out the door along with my sanity.
Anxiety is difficult enough, but adding another person to the mix through a dating relationship takes courage. I’m of the opinion it’s worth it, though.
Like wearing bow ties, being yourself is cool. Sure, your real self may be rejected, but the more you practice vulnerability, the better you get at it.
Being single is hard. Being in a relationship is so much easier because you have someone to help you share life’s burdens — right?
Close relationships require sacrifice, compromise and humility. But there are some things you shouldn’t completely give up for the other person.
I’ve never had to decide whether someone dies or lives. But I have had to make choices that affect other people.
Saul terrorized Christians despite their cries. I think he’d identify with these fictional characters who did great evil, but discovered change is possible.
The Bible is full of stories about violent acts done in God’s name, but Jesus presents an alternative during His stay on earth: acting as a healer rather than a warrior.
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