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Cleaning Out Defunct Blogs & Tips to Blog Successfully/Keep Going

May 10, 2019 Lily Pierce

Hi, friends. I’ve been cleaning out blogs from my followed sites, which got me contemplating why people quit blogging. In this post, I’ll muse a

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Blogging Tips & Tricks: Improve Your Blog Posts & Gain Followers

December 11, 2018 Lily Pierce

Hi, friends. Today’s post includes some tips for improving your blog posts and (hopefully) gaining loyal followers. My readers with an acute memory might see

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Like many of us, I tend to overthink and worry over situations. June is going to be a busy month for me, and my headspace is clouded today. Over the last week, I have realized that casting one's anxieties on God is easier said than done. . Has anyone else seen the meme about being "pre-annoyed," as in thinking about a situation in the future and being annoyed about it before it even happens? I'm guilty, and it's a shame, because I'm not fully living into a life with Christ, which promises peace that surpasses understanding. (Phi 4:6-7) . This week, I will try to banish the negative thoughts that fly around my busy brain and cast my worries on Him. ✌️💕 #christian #christianblogger #inspirationalquotes #christianquotes

In this post, I write about verse 2 from Psalm 40, in which David proclaims that God had pulled him out of the miry pit and set him on a solid rock. . I think of a metaphorical pit as an "un-joyful" thought pattern or pity party, such as "I work constantly while Kayla posts vacay pics on IG. I deserve more! My life sucks!" . I and some of my awesome readers are discussing our old, familiar pits over on Retrospective Lily. Come join us in our vulnerability. 💯😉 #christian #christianblogger #wordpressblogger

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Posing with Rev. Wanda Lancaster, the pastor of Gideon Grove UMC, and Rev. Tammy Ingram, our guest speaker for Open Doors Sunday this year. Rev. Ingram gave us an invigorating message yesterday! . Ways to improve your prayer life in the second half of 2019--pray every single day, thank God for your blessings as much as you petition Him for things you want, seek out prayer partners, and don't be afraid to let people see and hear you pray! 🙏🏼💕 #unitedmethodistchurch #womeninministry

The phrase "You are enough" is trendy nowadays. It's meant to encourage self-love and self-care, and while I support those sentiments, I'm a bit wary of that emphasis on "self." . Today, my church celebrates the anniversary of opening our new building, which we built when our old one was burnt down. I am also attending the funeral of my boyfriend's beloved grandfather. As I embark on a day of celebration and mourning, I am reminded that the God of the hills and valleys has brought me through so much and will continue to do so. . I am enough! You are enough! Not on our own but because Jesus tore the veil. I am weak (in love, endurance, patience, mercy etc.), but God makes me strong. ✌️❤️ #christian #christianbloggers #inspirationalquotes

Perhaps you've never heard of this book, but most people have heard the insult "Uncle Tom." I recently read this classic and realized how distorted that slur really is. In this post, I break down the three elements of the novel that drove its persuasive power and changed the hearts of many Americans, contributing to the abolitionist movement right before the Civil War. I also identify the most problematic aspect of the novel and muse on why people have misconstrued the character Uncle Tom. Check it out if you're a nerd like me! 😉😁🤓 Link in bio. . #classicliterature #civilwar #slavery #christian #americanhistory #wordpressblog

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