Monthly Archives: July 2014

This month of September marks the fourth year anniversary of the CCC VOG Handmaid at His Feet Blog. I look back over the past four years and I am in awe at the inspiration that this Awesome God has given … Continue reading →

Why is Christianity so hard? Why does it seem to be such a struggle? Before we answer those questions, let us ask ourselves another question. What is the ultimate goal of Christianity? Salvation, or eternal life, most of us would … Continue reading →

In the movie “The Patriot”, Benjamin Martin, played by Mel Gibson, led a militia group made up of civilians, and joined forces with a larger Continental Regiment to take on a regiment of the British Army. As the battle ensued, … Continue reading →

When people take time out to go on a Spiritual Retreat, they do so to fellowship, to pray, to recharge, and to relax. Yes, it is a time away from every day life. But it is also a time to … Continue reading →

People often quote the phrase “The truth shall set you free” when referring to speaking the truth as opposed to a lie. Though that is a very good lesson to teach, that is, encouraging people to be honest, that is … Continue reading →

An old friend and schoolmate recently passed away, after a long and brave fight with a very serious illness. She would have turned 40 this July. She was very open about her illness; using FaceBook as her primary medium. She … Continue reading →

For everyone who knows me relatively well, you know how I feel about secular symbolisms of Christian celebrations and the secular commercialization that has been attached to them for centuries. You know, Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, store Christmas shopping … Continue reading →

I find the story of Lazarus, as depicted in John 11, to be a story laden with so many messages. If I decided to touch on every one of them that I found, I’d be writing a book, as opposed … Continue reading →

Jeremiah 9:23-24 Thus says the Lord: “Let not the wise man glory in his wisdom, Let not the mighty man glory in his might, Nor let the rich man glory in his riches; But let him who glories glory in … Continue reading →

During the course of life, we learn that progress is synonymous with forward movement. When we go from being a youth to being an adult, part of the concept of growth is that we stop behaving in certain ways, and … Continue reading →