There were many occasions shortly after getting engaged where I would be talking to coworkers or people out and about and get the question, "wait, how old are you?!" It always made me chuckle a little - I never thought I was "too young" to be getting married when I was 20, but I learned… Continue reading thoughts on being a young wife and mama.
Songs for Resurrection Sunday
Resurrection Sunday is one of my favourite days of the whole year - such a glorious reminder of our Saviour! He is risen! He is alive! And because of that, we too have life! Our God, in His great mercy, sent His only Son to live amongst us. Fully God and fully man. He lived… Continue reading Songs for Resurrection Sunday
The Blessings of 2020
With the first day of each new year, there always comes time that I carve out to sit and reflect on the past year. To re-read my journal entries, look through photos, remember all of the highs and lows that the year brought, and to thank the Lord for His faithfulness through it all. That's… Continue reading The Blessings of 2020
Biblical Discernment: What It Is + Why We Need It
Today's blog post is about something I'm very passionate about, and something that is so important in our lives as Christians. We're diving into biblical discernment - what it is, and why this skill is so crucial for us to develop. We are living in a unique time where we have constant access to countless… Continue reading Biblical Discernment: What It Is + Why We Need It
the joy project // no. 2
It's been a very long time since I wrote the first post under this name, but I feel like there couldn't be a better time to write another one. As normal everyday "life as we know it" continues to be torn up by this terrible virus sweeping the world, I have found myself in a… Continue reading the joy project // no. 2
Women Through the Eyes of God
At the beginning of this year, a passion was sparked inside of my heart - a passion for Biblical womanhood. There's a whole lot of voices out there on what it means to be a woman, but to know the truth there's really only one source to turn to: the One who made her. When… Continue reading Women Through the Eyes of God
Why the Bible Matters
Last year, I became painfully aware of how biblically illiterate I was. Despite growing up in a Christian family, before last year I had never read the entire Bible. The extent of my Bible knowledge was whatever I had heard in church, from sermons I listened to, family devotions, or books I read. It was… Continue reading Why the Bible Matters
Britt’s Bookshelf » No. 3
I still can't believe that its already almost the third month of twentytwenty! This year has already been so beautiful, and I am looking forward to everything else that it brings. To kick it all off, I deleted Instagram off my phone on New Years Eve. I wanted to start the year off on the… Continue reading Britt’s Bookshelf » No. 3
19 Things I Learned in 2019
This year was packed with new and exciting things! I moved back home, completed my practicum for lab assisting, graduated from college, started casual positions at three different hospitals, got engaged, and began wedding planning. There have been many trials and roadbumps throughout the year, but my relationship with Jesus has grown more than ever… Continue reading 19 Things I Learned in 2019
Britt’s Bookshelf » No. 2
I hope you had a very blessed Christmas! Today I am back with a fresh batch of mini books reviews for you. I was able to get a record (for me) amount of reading done this month, but I'm only going to share three of them for the sake of keeping this post fairly short.… Continue reading Britt’s Bookshelf » No. 2
Letters From Britt 