Macaila Britton writes for Woman Alive on the importance of perspective shiting. The most depressing day of the year falls on… a Monday. No wonder! Today, the dreaded shadow of Blue Monday looms over us like a Groundhog that has just seen his shadow and knows six more weeks of cold, dreary winter is still ahead. This year…
Macaila Britton writes on feeling lost and divine connection, for Woman Alive magazine. Following the previous blog post on borrowed prayers, here are seven examples on what a “borrowed prayer” looks like. These are simply inspiration; there are no rules for how often or how many of these borrowed prayers you can use. You may choose…
Macaila Britton writes about Christianity, money, and trust for Woman Alive magazine. Do you ever wish you could sit down with God and have an on-demand conversation? I know I do. Thankfully I’ve come to understand how God communicates with me. Most of the time it’s through a song, a literal sign like a billboard…
Macaila Britton writes on the power of community, prayer, and the combination of the two, for Woman Alive magazine. I was faced with a life-changing decision: to pursue path A or stay on path B. Both were positive experiences but drastically different. I was confused as to which God was calling me to walk and…
Macaila Britton reflects on the meaning of grace, for Woman Alive magazine. I am privileged and blessed to say I grew up in a safe, loving, Christian home. I went to a Christian school, attended Vacation Bible School over the summers at my local church and was able to speak about the Lord freely with…
Macaila Britton writes about prayer, connection, and struggle, for Woman Alive magazine. Last month I was listening to “The Next Right Thing”, a podcast by Emily P Freeman. In Episode 93Emily talks about the power of borrowing a prayer. I’ll admit it, when this episode played and she was introducing the topic, I found myself placing…