Connecting faith with all things fandom
Happy Friday, my friends, and welcome to the first of a very exciting new series of posts! This is the first of the Panem et Princesses one-shot writing projects. Someday maybe they’ll become full-length short stories, but for now, they basically turned out as single-scene glorified headcanon. That being said, they were super fun to …
Hi guys, and welcome to another new series of posts! I bought a T-shirt a few months ago with nine different Disney princesses on it. The shirt says “God says I am…” at the top, and each princess has an affirmation/encouraging word along with a verse that’s supposed to go with it. So of course, …
Happy New Year, friends, and welcome to a new series of blog posts! I love the Hunger Games series more than any other fictional series, ever since I read it for the first time over Thanksgiving break in middle school. I found this super cool devotional several years ago called Finding God in the Hunger …
Happy New Year, amigos, and welcome to another new series of bullet journal inspiration posts. This year, we’re getting ANOTHER new Hunger Games book, and since that series is by FAR my favorite, I was inspired to do a whole year of bullet journal themes inspired by the 12 Districts of Panem. Buuuuut… I also …
Happy December, friends, and welcome to a new series of blog posts! I found this super cool devotional several years ago called Finding God in the Hunger Games, and I’m finally working through it. I’ll be sharing what I learn from each of the thirty-day devotional readings, and applying what I learn using my very …
Happy November, friends, and welcome to a new series of blog posts! November has always been Hunger Games month for me, mostly because I first read the series over Thanksgiving break in middle school. I found this super cool devotional several years ago called Finding God in the Hunger Games, and I’m finally working through …
Happy October, friends, and welcome to a new series of blog posts! I found this super cool devotional several years ago called Finding God in the Hunger Games, and I’m finally working through it. I’ll be sharing what I learn from each of the thirty-day devotional readings, and applying what I learn using my very …
Happy November, friends, and welcome to a new series of blog posts! November has always been Hunger Games month for me, mostly because I first read the series over Thanksgiving break in middle school. I found this super cool devotional several years ago called Finding God in the Hunger Games, and I’m finally working through …
Happy Wednesday friends! We’re officially six months away from the release date of Sunrise on the Reaping, the next prequel of the Hunger Games series. I think about this series constantly anyway (it’s kinda my favorite of all time), so it goes without saying that I’m SUPER EXCITED to have another book to read!!!! In …
Happy holidays, friends, and welcome to part one of a four-part mini series celebrating the Year of The Fangirl. In other words, a ton of my favorite artists, authors, and media producers released new content this year and it was so amazing!! To celebrate the new Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes prequel …
Happy Holy Week, friends, and welcome to another fandoms as Gospel truth post! Today I’m remembering the adorable OTP that I love most of all (ssshhhh, don’t tell Percabeth), Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark. I could literally write a novel about how much I love their story and how their love reminds me of God’s …
Greetings, fellow humans, and thanks for stopping by my website! Today I’m reviewing a YA Dystopian novel called Immortal Cells. I received this book as an ARC copy, and I’m happy to share by honest opinions about it with you. Enjoy!
Hello, friends, and welcome to another book-related post! I’ve recently discovered the genre of superhero-stories-in-novel-form, and I’ve really been enjoying it. In fac, I think it may be one of my new favorites! Here’s a list of some of the best Superhero Books I’ve read or plan to read soon, and what I thought of …
Hello, faithful friends, and welcome to another Bible journaling post! November is almost here, and with it comes the annual Gratitude Documented project from Illustrated Faith. This project celebrates all the things we have to be thankful for in a creative and inspiring way, and I’m SO excited to be participating this year with the …
Happy November, my friends, and welcome to another inspiration/aesthetic post for bullet journaling (or just life I suppose). This month’s mood board, in keeping with the yearly tradition, is Hunger Games themed – but with a focus on Katniss. It includes fiercely feminine colors and a style that celebrates the spirit of our favorite Girl …
Greetings fellow readers! I’ve been meaning to share some of my recent reads – mostly YA fiction, focusing on mental health and some with Hispanic and Caribbean themes. I found some new favorite authors and enjoyed exploring topics such as mental health and illness and what it’s like to be internet famous in a new …
Happy Easter, friends, and welcome to another year’s Good Friday edition of The Gospel According to! This week, I was reflecting on the events of Holy Week and the price that Jesus paid for our salvation… Which somehow led me to a Hunger Games quote?! Find out below, plus stay tuned for a free printable!
“No one can help but admire your spirit.” At long last, welcome back to The Gospel According to, where we connect all the fandoms we already love with Bible verses and Gospel truths you might not have considered before. Not a believer? I encourage you to keep reading anyway; you never know what you might …
Welcome back to another episode of The Gospel According To, where we interpret the meaning of impactful book, movie, and song quotes using Scripture. This week, I wanted to reflect on one specific description of Katniss’ Mockingjay armor that has always been one of my favorites, specifically because of the way it relates to the …
Welcome to a new month and another bullet journal theme inspiration post. This month is inspired by The Hunger Games book (and to a lesser extent, movie) series, and specifically on Katniss’ growing awareness of and need to combat the oppressive system in which she lives. It’s also inspired by actual real-life events and real-life …