It’s finally summer, the sweltering hot season of friends, boys and dynamic outfits. Yes, the sizzling months have arrived and you are armed and ready with the summer’s hottest trends.
If it is a guy that we want to impress, these skimpy styles found on clothing racks aren’t going to do the trick. There’s nothing impressive about clothes that show too much skin and not nearly enough fashion sense. Sure, we may think a guy doesn’t care about what type of fashion statement we make, but our personality and character are revealed more through our fashion than we realize. First impressions mean a lot, therefore the way we present our outer appearance says something about who we are.
When Christ looks at you, what’s the first thing He sees? Your value and worth. But the difference between Jesus’ view of you and the view that other people have is that Jesus knows your value. He doesn’t have to make a judgement call. He knows what you’re worth. He paid that price with His life. Therefore, He knows you are priceless.
In preparing for a date, you want to look sexy because that’s what you think guys want. But if you really define sexy, you’ll learn it’s better to be beautiful.
It’s the holiday season, time to celebrate Jesus’ birth. We have the perfect party makeup for every occasion.
The Lord wants you to trust Him with every step that you take. At times the road that He’s leading you on can be a little bumpy and you may lose hope. But if you allow the Lord to guide your footsteps He’ll protect and provide for you in ways you could never even imagine. While walking along this journey keep your Bible close – along with the perfect pair of sneakers.
Who are you? What do you love to do? What makes you unique, special, different than anyone else in the world? These are the most important characteristics and attributes of YOU. Embrace the things that
Every day we look in the mirror and compare ourselves to everyone else. We list all the things on our body and in our life that we would like to change. If we were able to make these alterations, then we believe life would be easier and we would be happier. We strive for the unobtainable.
Messages about how “it’s Swimsuit Season” litter the magazine racks at the grocery store and social media feeds telling us it’s time to lose weight, firm up our butt and get the perfect body to
It’s hard to go to a swimming pool or clothing store without hearing other girls complain about flaws they see in their bodies and the insecurities that they feel. It has become an epidemic and even by listening to other girls complain about their bodies, it’s easy to discover a few personal insecurities. God did not intend for us to focus on our flaws. He created each and every one of our bodies and did not mean for them to be a point of stress in our lives. Rather He desires for them to be a point of celebration.
