And just like that, we’re back with a new video! If you’ve been around for a while, you know that every year around my birthday, I share a list of memorable lessons that God has taught me as a way to look back and share some encouragement. You’ll find little lessons on faith, growth, and how I’ve come to know God more through it all.
So, here’s what I learned this past year at 26. Click below to watch!
I recently celebrated my birthday, so I sat down to reflect on the most important lessons God highlighted in my life this past year.
Here are 25 things I learned at 25. Click below to watch:
Today, we’re going back to the past and talking all about college.
I’m very grateful for the time I had as a student because I grew so much in my faith (and honestly, it’s one of the biggest reasons why I started blogging!) — but it came with some crucial lessons I had to learn.
So, here are 10 things I wish I knew back then. Click below to watch:
Another year, another video! I’m celebrating being a year older by sharing life lessons on faith, hope, and who God is.
Here are 24 things I learned at 24. I hope you’re reminded of God’s faithfulness in your life.
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Missed last year’s video? Watch 23 Things I Learned at 23 here.
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Happy fall! I’m celebrating my birthday this year by (finally) uploading again on my YouTube channel.
In honor of becoming a year older, here’s a list of 23 lessons I learned in 23 years. Little life lessons about faith, God, and perspective. Hope this encourages you as we reflect together.
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Meet Tiffany. A vlogger, motivator, and follower of Christ. In this week’s feature, Tiffany talks about choosing relationship over religion, discovering God’s purpose for our lives, and following His call–even when we’re afraid.
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Meet Ekemini. A writer, speaker, and podcast co-host. In this week’s feature, Ekemini talks about identifying biblical truth, living intentionally for Christ, and trusting God’s plan in the midst of uncertainty.
Continue reading “Meet Ekemini | Confidence Without Compromise #25”
Meet Jessica. A content creator, author, and youth speaker. In this week’s feature, Jessica talks about choosing faith over fear, letting go of worldly standards, and learning to relying on God’s Word.
Continue reading “Meet Jessica | Confidence Without Compromise #23”
Meet Crystal. A content creator, YouTube host, and blogger. In this week’s feature, Crystal talks about finding self-worth in Christ and believing God at His word.
Continue reading “Meet Crystal | Confidence Without Compromise #21”
Whenever I am afraid,
I will trust in You.
(Psalm 56:3 NKJV)
I remember my first roller coaster.
It was a warm, summer afternoon at a small, amusement park outside of town.
Among the day campers, families, and tired employees, there it was–
One of the two only rollercoasters in the entire kiddy park. Tracks shaped into small hills, slight turns, and barely-there dips. A train shaped like a friendly, green dragon that glided through it all.
I started to cry.
I was tall enough to ride the coaster, but young enough to be terrified of it.
Moments later, I was sitting next to Dad, strapped in–about to take it head on. Needless to say, I wasn’t ready. When the ride started, I cried so much that the operator stopped it so I could get off.
Years later, roller coasters became one of my favorite thrills. I don’t remember the time I tried a roller coaster for the second time, but at some point I made up my mind to face the fear–again. And as a result, I found something I love to do till this day.
My most precious experiences in life began with feelings of fear. Getting my first summer job. Taking a driver’s test to get my license. Moving out of state for college. Launching a public blog. Becoming a leader in a college ministry. Pursuing a career after college. The list goes on. Although I might have began these situations afraid, they pushed me towards major growth, deepened my relationship with God, helped me discover interests I love, and introduced me to people I would have never met.
Do you stop at the point of fear when an unfamiliar situation arises? Or do you rise to the occasion?
LizMargaret 