How to Handle Those “Forgive and Forget” Scriptures
Occasionally I’ve talked with friends who have feared they haven’t really forgiven the person who harmed them. “I keep thinking about the harm,” she might say. “It keeps hurting. So that makes me think I haven’t really forgiven.” It’s not only a common feeling, but...Should You Love Yourself? A Response to Desiring God
Before the Rachael Denhollander news stories, before the Turpin family tragedy broke, I received a letter from a young woman, Lyndall Cave, sending me a Desiring God article called “Do You Love Yourself Enough?” (link). She said, [One book I’m reading] talks a lot...A Christian Carol (or, Living in the Spirit Present)
a guest post by Tim Davis Moses Guiltersleeve was dead. There was no doubt about that. How then did his deep, condemning voice still speak from the stone-carved doorknocker? “Ebenezer Skewed, Ebenezer Skewed! In death I am your partner!” Eben bowed his head in shame....A Better Motivator for Christian Service than Gratitude
It’s the season of Advent, and I’m enjoying wonderful songs about the birth of our Savior; this season it’s ones like Lauren Daigle’s “The Light of the World” and Francesca Battistelli’s “You’re Here.” These songs increase my deep joy and gratitude for our Lord Jesus...She is “Undiminished” (Guest Post By an Abuse Survivor)
I’m privileged today to publish a guest post from the same woman who wrote this important and relevant piece that I posted on my Facebook page (link). *** A thesaurus tells my story… I read a sentence today that jumped off the page at me. I just kept...
I’m Rebecca Davis, a trauma-informed writer, book coach, speaker, compassionate witness, prayer minister, and lover of Jesus who lives in Greenville, South Carolina.
See my work as a trauma-informed book coach and ghostwriter at rebeccadaviswordworking.com