By: Kristen Davis

I look around the world and I don’t see a multitude of sinners, although that is Biblically accurate, I see a multitude of settlers. I see men and women, of all ages, settling for what they think is the best life has to offer, only to be perpetually disappointed by those circumstances. I see them sinning as a result of their disappointment,  as a means of escape or a brief opportunity to satisfy. 

By: Kristen Davis

Each of these leaves is dependent. None can survive by it’s self. They all need food that they cannot provide on their own. They all need the same thing, from the same place, but one branch cannot provide for them all. One branch is not responsible for all the leaves; it only worries about the leaves it can touch. The rest will be fed; their branches will feed them. Each branch will be fed by the trunk and roots. They do not have to worry where the food will come from because they are connected to the source. 

By: Kristen Davis

Recently I’ve tried a new diet. The basic premise of the diet is that certain things are beneficial or detrimental to a particular person based off their blood type. After spending nearly a month testing it out and paying close attention to signs from my body I realized that certain foods give me energy and improve the overall feeling of my body, while others make me feel any where from lethargic to down right ill. Because my body does not know how to properly handle certain foods, it takes more energy and effort for it to digest that food, stealing resources that are meant for other things.