Connecting faith with all things fandom
Happy Good Friday, friends, and welcome to another Gospel According to post! Fandom: “Death cannot stop true love. All it can do is delay it for a little while.” – Westley, The Princess Bride Verses: Luke 24:5-6, 1 Corinthians 15:54-57, Song of Solomon 8:6-7 Truth: Nothing can stop God’s love from reaching us, no matter …
Happy Monday, friends, and welcome to another episode of The Gospel According to, where we find Gospel truths in all the fandoms we know and love by heart. I absolutely adored the Princess Diaries movies as a kid, and still have a great appreciation for them even as an adult. This one might feel a …
Greetings, fellow half-bloods! Today, I’ll be reviewing episode 2 of the long-awaited Percy Jackson show on Disney Plus. This episode features Annabeth’s iconic first line, Percy trying all the dangerous half-blood extracurriculars, and of course, his becoming Supreme Lord of the Bathroom. I’ve watched this episode all the way through twice now, and clips of …
Happy January, friends, and welcome to the start of something that might be wonderful, who knows? After literal years of waiting and anticipation, the new Percy Jackson and the Olympians show has finally come out on Disney+, and of course we’re all diving straight into the over-analyzing, critiquing and appreciating that fan-people do best. This …
Happy holidays, friends, and welcome to part 4 of our little celebration of the Year of the Fangirl 2023. This time I wanted to look forward into 2024, when we have a live action Avatar: The Last Airbender remake show coming to Netflix! The hype for this has been building ALL YEAR, and I cannot …
Happy holidays, friends, and welcome to part two of a mini series I’m calling The Year of the Fangirl, where we celebrate all of the amazing fandoms that have gotten new content in 2023. Today, I’m celebrating the release of not only a new Percy Jackson novel, but also a PJO show on Disney. It …
Happy almost-December, friends, and welcome to another bullet journal aesthetic inspiration post! I’ve been waiting all year for this post after purchasing a set of printable stickers last year. Alas, I haven’t gotten around to making an actual bullet journal setup with this theme yet, but I wanted to share the aesthetic idea anyway. Hope …
Happy Friday, friends! It’s been a week since the Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes movie came out, and while I’m biding my time waiting for another chance to watch it and give a full review, I’ve been revisiting some of my older Hunger Games posts. As it turns out, one of the very first posts …
Happy Thanksgiving break friends, and welcome to a DIY fandom tutorial! I was super excited for the Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes movie, and it did indeed live up to the hype. It was incredible!! In the weeks leading up to the movie release, I created a skirt inspired by Lucy Gray Baird’s reaping dress. …
Happy November, friends, and welcome to another bullet journal aesthetic inspiration post! This month is always Hunger Games month for me as I re-read the series every year at this time, and I love exploring all of the different aspects of this incredible world. I made an entire bullet journal theme back in 2020 based …
Happy Monday, friends, and welcome to another Gospel According to post, where we look at the deeper meanings behind our favorite stories and songs and how they can point us to the Word. This week, I want to explore one of my all-time favorite quotes from the Harry Potter universe, which just happens to contain …
Happy September, friends, and welcome to another bullet journal theme inspiration post! I did a whole theme based on Harry Potter’s Ravenclaw house a couple of years ago, but there’s so much inspiration there that I couldn’t help but revisit it. This year’s bullet journal has had an emerging sky aesthetic theme to it, so …
Happy Women’s Equality Day, friends, and welcome to a special Bible journal with me post! I was actually researching a different topic that’s been on my heart for a while, and ended up re-reading a blog post that I wrote a couple years ago. Turns out the Lord had some good things to say back …
Happy almost-August, friends, and welcome to another bullet journal theme inspiration post! This month, I was largely inspired by Jasmine from the live-action Aladdin remake. Her style is so gorgeous, and her character has a bit more depth to it in this version, which I loved. So many bright and saturated colors! I also love …
Happy Bastille Day, friends, and welcome to another Bible journal with me post! I’ve been reading and enjoying a devotional book called The Grace of Les Miserables. It explores how each of the characters in this iconic French novel/play/musical-movie learn to give and receive grace. And you can probably guess why I love it so …
Happy Monday, friends, and welcome to another fandoms post! I watched the classic Pixar movie Finding Nemo a few weeks ago and was struck by its similarity to a famous parable. It’s a truly beautiful story of family and coming-of-age, both for Nemo the child and Marlin the father. I can’t wait to share what …
Happy late-night, friends, and welcome to a pure and unadulterated this-new-thing-is-amazing-and-I-have-to-gush-about-it-to-anyone-who-will-listen fangirling session. That’s right, I just finished watching the new animated Spiderman movie, Spiderman: Across the Spider-Verse and I am OBSESSED!!! There are so many things to love about this movie!!! But because I want anyone who happens to read this to also go …
Happy ne month, friends, and welcome to another bullet journal theme aesthetic inspiration post! I was really inspired by watching Finding Nemo a few months ago, and wanted to create a theme inspired by its scenery. I also really enjoyed using some gorgeous washi tape from The Washi Tape Shop in this Finding Nemo bullet …
Happy Monday, friends, and welcome to another fandoms post! Today I’m thinking about the well-known refrain from The Mandalorian, “This is the way,” and how it reminds me of our need to follow The Way of the Bible. In fact, the entire culture of Mandalore kinda reminds me of Israel in the Old Testament. Hope …