Connecting faith with all things fandom
Hello, friends, and welcome back to the Wings series of devotional explorations! This week, we’re studying the role of Ambassador as described in 2 Corinthians and other passages. We’ll look at several different fictional characters who fit this Scriptural role in many different ways. Enjoy! Fandom: Rapunzel from Tangled, Anna from Frozen, Moana from Moana, …
Hello, friends, and welcome to week 2 of Wings! In this study, we’re exploring four different headspaces or facets of our identity in Christ, which can provide us with an effective way of approaching the throne of grace and living out our lives as believers. This week, we’re studying our identity as Seekers or students …
Hello, friends, and welcome to another fictional-stories-as-Bible-connections post! This month, I’m exploring four different headspaces or facets of our identity in Christ. These different facets, when lined up with Scripture, can provide us with an effective way of approaching the throne of grace and living out our lives as believers. To start, we’re examining our …
Greetings, friends, and welcome to another fandoms post! Wrapping up this little study series on the attributes of God and the Trinity is God the Holy Spirit. This has often made me think of the lovely song “Show Yourself” from Frozen 2 and Elsa’s search for her destiny through the frozen world of Alta Hallen. …
Hello, my friends, and welcome to another Gospel According To post, where I find all the connections between Gospel truths and so-called “secular” stories and songs. Fandom: “If you feel insignificant, you better think again/ better wake up because you’re part of something way bigger…” Verses: Ephesians 2:8-10, Philippians 1:6, Galatians 5:1 Truth: God’s work …
Happy new year, friends, and welcome to another bullet journal theme inspiration post! I’ve been wanting to do a Lion King theme for a while now, and thought that the sunrise colors and majestic scenery would be a great way to start out the new year. This theme also goes along swimmingly with some of …
Happy Christmas, mes amis, and welcome to another Gospel According to post! I wasn’t actually planning on writing this one as a full post, but the things I learned today were too good not to share. Enjoy! Fandom: “Seeing is believing… But sometimes the most real things in life are the things we can’t see.” …
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 …
Happy December, friends, and welcome to another bullet journal aesthetic/theme inspiration post! I’ve been saving this theme for a whole YEAR now (since the Hawkeye special came out on Disney+) and I’m so excited to finally make it happen. Enjoy!
Happy November, friends, and welcome to another post! Today’s Gratitude Documented prompt is “seeing others through the lens of Christ,” which pointed my brain directly to the “remember who the real enemy is” quote from Catching Fire. Enjoy!
Hello, friends, and welcome to another Gratitude Documented 2022 post! Today’s prompt is Transformation, which immediately made me think of the awe-inspiring moment when Katniss transforms from a Capitol-enslaved bride to the Mockingjay who will lead her people to freedom. Enjoy!
Greetings, friends, and welcome to another post! Today’s Gratitude Documented prompt is Lovingkindness, which of course makes me think of the lovely, bestest, precious human that is Peeta Mellark – and how his actions and characteristics are a reflection of God’s unfailing love for us. Enjoy!
Hello, friends, and happy November! Today’s prompt from Illustrated Faith’s Gratitude Documented project is “A love that endures,” which immediately made me think of a song I love from the unofficial-official Hunger Games movie soundtrack. I’ll share my thought process and some photos of the results with you today. Enjoy!
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 …
Hello, friends, and welcome back to another fandom journal post! This week I’ve been thinking about one of the prevalent themes in Disney’s Encanto, which I believe ties into the Biblical theme of grace vs. works. Enjoy! Fandom: The underlying themes in Disney’s Encanto and the song “All of You” Verses: Ephesians 2:8-9, Romans 3:24,6:14, …
Seriously, though, this movie is LITERALLY ME and every other fangirl/human who loves a particular thing with every fiber of their being. Just saying 😆🐼❤️
Happy new month! The combination of Hispanic Heritage Month, a desire for bright saturated colors and tropical imagery, and my undying obsession with Disney led to the creation of this Encanto aesthetic/bullet journal theme inspiration. I hope you’re inspired!
Greetings, musical friends, and welcome to this week’s Fangirl: Fulfilled journaling session! This month’s topic is the ever-popular musical-turned-book-turned movie, Dear Evan Hansen, and the song “You Will Be Found” from the soundtrack of same. Enjoy! Fandom: “You Will Be Found – Dear Evan Hansen Verses: Psalm 31:7-8, 14-15, 22, Isaiah 40:11, 27-31 Truth: When …
Hello, friends, and welcome back to another episode of The Gospel According to, where we use all the stories and songs we love as fan-people to magnify the Word of God and deepen our foundation of faith. This week, I was studying Psalm 19 and immediately thought of “Without Words” from The Fault in Our …
Greetings, fellow humans, and welcome to the beginning of a new series (or maybe just a single post) called Fangirl – English dictionary. This is an idea I had of reflecting on the words and phrases that fangirls/nerds/geeks/superfans use, and explaining them in a way that Normal People can understand. I’m hoping that this will …