Like our parents, I have to blame a lot of our social problems on technology. Yes, I am siding with the parentals on this one. We are kind of lost on what is socially acceptable to say and do because we have constant access to each other’s lives.

Well, it all started when I was born...

Honestly, it did. God knew even before I was born who I would marry. He knows every one of my future children's names. He knows where my future family will live. He even knows about my future kitchen that will be painted golden yellow with floral accents...

Recently, I began to accept that the body would remain in disagreement on this topic and that it was okay if the body differs on this, that each Believer was entitled to their own personal revelation and conviction from the Lord. Either way, I would not advocate for anyone who is a believer to not indulge in drinking. I

For a woman, your status at a wedding is surprisingly similar to the temple of God. I know I said it was similar to your current relationship with your crush, but bear with me. #INeedNewMaterial

Without a shadow of a doubt, we can all agree that we are living in the social media age. Our generation has really taken hold of the technology and has revolutionized the face of social media. We have enhanced the way we do everyday life in comparison to our non-tech savvy parents. However, despite its numerous benefits, social media can also come at a cost. What may be good for the community, isn’t always good for the individual.