Easter is one of my most favorite times of the year. I remember the times I would race around my backyard in my pastel colored clothes searching for those candy filled eggs. I remember the moments where my family would gather around the dinner table, have a delicious meal (and that’s for sure because we are Puerto Rican).  This year though, had some bittersweet moments. … Continue reading Drink Your Cup

“To love at all is to be vulnerable”- C.S Lewis The very first time I  ever attended a cadence, small group, a couple years ago; I remember unintentionally being very silent. “Ligia, do you want to go to a bible study with me?” My roommate had gently asked me one night after she willingly, without me asking at all, came to support a school event … Continue reading Vulnerability

Not too long ago, I was catching up with a friend when the topic of worship came up. As I shared with her my slow growth in learning about and understanding the topic, she spoke a few words that sparked a Spirit-inspired idea. “I’m like a two-seat worshiper!” A two-seat worshiper? The phrase led me to question how I worship, if it is limited to … Continue reading Becoming a Two-Seat Worshiper

When I was in high school I had a friend who whenever I talked about the things that were happening at home would refer to me as “Jobette”. I can’t tell you what his intention behind it was because I don’t know. I knew the meaning behind what he was saying, “You’re being dramatic about this issue, get over it and be quiet.”. This happened … Continue reading God, I am Angry

Have you ever heard the expression “It’s Better to Beg for Forgiveness than to Ask for Permission”? This expression has been said and used by people time after time, even so to the point of becoming a mantra to live by for many. It is even often used to justify a situation where the individual took action before access. To clarify, I’m not speaking about … Continue reading “It’s Better to Beg for Forgiveness than to Ask for Permission”