I know how to share the gospel like the back of my hand. But I’ve come to realize that every time I was preaching God’s grace there was a whisper saying, “Yeah but you’re the exception.”

We can’t sit here and not say anything. We can’t claim to be who we are, and Who we serve and be quiet. After the results of the 2016 presidential election, there are many cheers and much fear. We can’t passively stick in a comfort zone of omission. We must open our mouths and unite ourselves.

Society has put so much pressure on individuals to always be surrounded by people. It seems like that is one of the units by which we measure what it means to find contentment or even be a well-rounded member of society - to find fulfillment.

Unemployment is not the bee’s knees.
But in this chapter I’ve learned a lot about myself and what God has to say about work.

Some may disagree, but in my opinion there is a disease that has been born into many of us millennials and it’s called entitlement. Eek.

I’m not here to tell you who to vote for.  

This is not one of those articles, there are enough of those to last a lifetime from this election alone, but instead, I wanted to give you some thoughts and advice amidst your inner conflict.  

Dear Kindreds,

Hi my name is Jessica. I started this site with two of the best artists and people I know. Sincerely, Kindred was a beautiful flower beginning to bloom. It was wonderful. We got busy. Overwhelmed even. But, it was the best. Then, we started getting bigger than we knew what to do. Then, we got burnt out. Then, we got here.