by Alison Ingersoll | May 26, 2023 |
This week in my Bible studies we looked at our identity as a child of God. Since I was blessed to have my earthly father until he died earlier this year, I have been able to understand God as my Father from the perspective of a child. But part of God’s plan for me...
by Alison Ingersoll | Apr 6, 2023 |
As we finished our study of Exodus on Tuesday night, one of the women shared that studying it had “made the New Testament come alive”. I love that! And I knew exactly what she meant. One place where studying Exodus has made the New Testament come alive for me is in...
by Alison Ingersoll | Feb 28, 2022 |
This blog post is a guest post, written by a dear friend of mine since college, Jean-Marie VunCannon. Jean-Marie is the Director of Women’s Ministries at Arden Presbyterian Church in Arden, NC and sends regular emails to encourage the women in the church. This...
by Alison Ingersoll | Nov 30, 2021 |
How do you think non-Christians would describe Christianity today in our country? Cas Monaco shared with us at our November event that some of the adjectives used in a survey done by Cru in 2016 were “offensive”, “inauthentic”, “unsafe”, and “irrelevant”. My guess...
by Alison Ingersoll | Jul 2, 2019 |
Have you ever prayed for something that seems impossible? That seems so impossible that while you are praying for it, there’s a thought in the back of your mind going, “No way is this going to happen!” I’ve prayed several prayers like that over the...