Month: April 2019

American Christian

American Christian

Are you American? Are you a Christian? If you say you’re American, most assume you are Christian. Have you ever wondered why that is?

Dear Megan,

Dear Megan,

Dear Megan,
I wrote an apology letter to myself.

Episode 6: The One About the Dreams

Episode 6: The One About the Dreams

Do you have a dream? If time. money, and circumstances weren’t an issue, what is the one thing you would do? What is hidden in your heart that you want to do but are too scared to speak out loud?

In this episode, Sarah and I talk about how we found our dreams and began making them a reality; changing our dialogue from dream to goal. There’s been a lot of rejection and detours, but what we found is that those “no’s” only made our dreams better. Failing only propels you forward not backward. And all those voices and haters don’t matter because this is YOUR dream and this world needs you.

Listen in and be encouraged…

I watched Passion of the Christ with my kids. Here’s how it went…a throwback

I watched Passion of the Christ with my kids. Here’s how it went…a throwback

I got the crazy idea to watch The Passion of the Christ with my boys on this Good Friday. From the moment I saw the film, I knew I wanted my children to see it and I didn’t even have any kids when the movie first came out. We can never know the brevity of the sacrifice Jesus made for us. This movie gives us a small glimpse into that reality and that’s what I wanted my kids to see: reality. Not some fairy tale.

Why Homosexuality is Good for the Church

Why Homosexuality is Good for the Church

I want to take a bull horn into every congregation and tell everyone that it is okay to stop being silent. It’s okay to step into difficult conversations. It’s okay to dig deeper into what you believe. It’s okay to listen. It’s okay to love. Loving others isn’t scary. It doesn’t say that you affirm every single thing they do. It says you care. It shows you value their humanity. That’s Jesus.

Small Moments. Big Impact.

Small Moments. Big Impact.

We’ve been fed a lie. Did you know that? We’ve been fed the lie that big matters.

Big moments.

Big faith.

Big following.

We sit in our little lives and wonder how we can have the big moments so we can have meaning. Thanks to social media and the viral trend, we are led to believe that only the big stuff matters. All that small stuff? That’s the stuff that matters.

I look at Jesus’ life and all I see are small moments. Besides his crucifixion, everything he did was small. From his birth throughout his ministry, Jesus was intention with small moments. I think of the lives he touched and changed because he was passionate about who and what was right in front of him. That is where he lived.

One of Satan’s biggest ploys and biggest lies of our day is that the little stuff is meaningless.

We can see it throughout our generation. People are depressed, anxious, and isolated because they feel worthless. Their lives add no value to this world because they are too small. That is a bold-faced lie.

Jesus’ name is know globally because he chose to live small. He chose to focus on the one person, one moment, and one miracle knowing that that one thing would have the greatest impact for all mankind for eternity.

If Jesus’ life is any consolation to you, let it be an encouragement for you to live out the life right in front of you without hesitation.

Send that one text.

Love those babies.

Take care of your home.

Invite that neighbor over for dinner.

Run that errand for your friend whose overwhelmed.

Wash your families’ laundry so they don’t have to go naked.

It all matters.

The small stuff…it has the greatest impact.

Stop believing the lie that you need to have a platform to add value to this world. Stop believing the lie that you have to have the big traumatic story that led you to Jesus for your faith to matter. It all matters. All of it comes together in one chaotic mess to make the most beautiful story. A story of redemption and grace that is far too valuable to waste.

Small Moments = Big Impact.

Love & Blessings,

Meg

I’ll Find You

I’ll Find You

Sometimes we need to get lost in order to find Jesus.

Center Stage

Center Stage

Are you searching for something in your life fully convinced that it has to be BIG? Do you feel like you aren’t valuable because you aren’t on a stage? Your life is meaningless because you don’t have a huge impact?