Holli Turner

Our church did a 21-day fast in January. As I prepared for the fast (my first extended one) and prayed about what my focus should be, I asked God to show me areas that I haven’t yet surrendered to him. Several times over the 21 days, I asked the Holy Spirit to help me noticeably […]

Fear is defined as an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat. We all know fear; we’ve all experienced it. From the time we are young, we understand it. Whether real or imagined, fear is a part of our life on this earth. […]

You may have heard these popular statements: “Go live your truth,” “You do you,” “I’m speaking my truth,” “She’s being authentic to her truth.” Have you ever thought about what these statements really mean? We live in a world where objective truth is on the chopping block. Objective truth is defined as truth that is […]

I am writing to you from the midst of my own struggle with an anxious heart in the hope that God can use what I’ve learned to help you. We are in a season that many of us have never experienced before. Some of us were already struggling in some form or fashion and the […]

In a conversation with my husband the other day, a question arose—a question that prompted a statement from him which sort of stopped me in my tracks. We were discussing a book I was reading on Progressive Christianity, and as we discussed the thoughts of a major progressive writer, he asked, “So they are basing […]