Connecting faith with all things fandom
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!
Hello, friends, and welcome to another post on The Fangirl Fulfilled! Today I’m SUPER excited to introduce a new prayer journal I designed. This journal has a unique format inspired by ARCHERY!! That makes it the perfect gift for yourself or your friend/family member who’s either 1) obsessed with archery, 2) obsessed with Katniss and …
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 …
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 connect all the stories and songs we love with Biblical truths and themes that deepen our faith. This week, I wanted to share a quote from The Lightning Thief that completely blew my mind. What does a series about Greek …
Greetings, fellow fangirl! This is a post that I’ve been meaning to write for YEARS now, but especially since the release of the Fangirl: Fulfilled devotional journal on Amazon! Today I’m giving you an in-depth description of the process that goes into every fandom post and journal page, in hopes that you’ll be equipped and …
Happy Revenge of the Sith, friends! I just finished reading a mind-blowing book on American society through the lens of the Star Wars universe, and wanted to share its wisdom with you today. Enjoy!
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!
Happy Wednesday friends! I’ve been wanting to join this tag for months now, and I finally decided that today was the day to do it. To go along with my How to Train Your Dragon bullet journal theme, I’ve been reading lots of books with dragons in them, and I’m loving it so far. Enjoy!
Day 2 of Blogmas 2021 finds me already languishing between having already finished the Dash & Lily series on Netflix and waiting in line for the next books at the library. In other words, I’m dying for more of the magical atmosphere and storyline of Dash and Lily but have been forced to look elsewhere …
Welcome back to the Gospel According to, where we take all the fandoms in their original context and interpret them through a Biblical lens. This week I was inspired by an amazing sermon from my church’s new pastor and the lyrics of a song from the unofficial-official Hunger Games movie soundtrack. Enjoy! Fandom: “Dark Days” …
Hi friends! Today marks one year since I started this blog, and I wanted to celebrate by looking back on all the posts I’ve published so far, plus the reason why I set off on this journey in the first place. Enjoy!
Welcome to the summer edition of the Gospel According to. Because I am working at one of my favorite places on earth this summer, we’ll take this opportunity to look back on everything the Lord has taught us in the past several months on The Fangirl Fulfilled. To start it off, we have one of …
Welcome back to The Gospel According to, where we connect all the books, movies, and music we all know and love with Bible verses and Biblical truths. This month, I’m re-reading the Tiger’s Curse series by Colleen Houck, and I’m absolutely loving the adorable, romantic, swoon-worthy details of Kelsey and Ren’s love story. This week, …
Welcome back to another episode of The Gospel According to, where we connect song lyrics and quotes from all the fandoms with bible verses and truths to enrich our walk with the Lord. This week we’re back in Harry Potter world, visiting Hermione Granger’s life motto: “When in doubt, go to the library.” Enjoy! Fandom: …
Welcome or welcome back to the Gospel According to! This week we’re visiting the Hunger Games universe and Katniss’ admiring astonishment at the stunningly beautiful dresses which Cinna created for her. This post was inspired by Never Not Reading’s “Favorites February” series, so be sure to check out her post when you have the chance. …
It’s the last day of November, friends. We’re saying goodbye to the land of Panem and the 10th annual Hunger Games, and hello to a new theme. This month’s theme is inspired by one of my favorite childhood book series, Anne of Green Gables by E. M. Montgomory. And of course, the new series on …
Greetings, fellow Harry Potter fans! this week’s post is the second in a series of posts discussing Bible verses I’ve found that connect to the Hogwarts houses from the Harry Potter series. You can read the first episode, Ravenclaw, here. Enjoy this collection of Slytherin Bible verses! Fandom: Harry Potter Slytherin house and its distinguishing …
Fandom: “Pure As the Driven Snow” from The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, as performed by Maiah Wynne Verses: 1 Thessalonians 5:23-24, Hebrews 11:1, Isaiah 1:18, Galatians 3:27 Nugget: We need, love, and trust Jesus because of who He is and what He’s done for us.
Fandom: “Hope is the only thing stronger than fear.” – President Snow, The Hunger Games (movie) Verses: Psalm 88:14, Hebrews 10:23, Jeremiah 8:15, Philippians 1:6, Psalm 18:2, Psalm 121, Romans 8:24, Isaiah 35:4, 1 Chronicles 28:20, 1 John 4:18 Nugget: Hope in the Lord is the strongest form of hope we can have.