by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, Christian Feminist, Deconstructing Faith, The Best You
Dear Sister, The world is really noisy right now, isn’t it? There area a lot of voices SHOUTING to be heard. I wonder which voice holds the most power over your daily life. A lot of women find that the voice with the most power is not actually their own. It might be...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, Healthy Healer, The Best You
A challenging season coaxes up things to the surface that we may have overlooked in our determination to flourish. Even if we don’t like them, challenging seasons have a way of showing us we can do things we never thought we could. 2020 has been a difficult in...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, Women in Leadership
“Why are women leaving the church?” Tons of churchgoers, leaders, and faithful believers asked and echoed this question in recent years. And there are a variety of answers that people will offer up in response. Some pin the blame on hypocrisy and inauthenticity in how...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, The Best You
Setting Intentions You’ve been doing the hard work–developing self-awareness, good boundaries, and self-care. It’s time to put these things together in a way that shapes your day rather than merely helping you be resilient in the face of things that...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, The Best You
Shame, blame, and trauma are an unfortunate part of life. We all go through shame and trauma. So many of the women that I’ve coached over the last decade have struggled with learning how to get back up after a trauma. How do you learn to trust again? How do you get...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, Embodiment, Feminine Wisdom, Healthy Healer
I’ll be honest with you, most of my life is not Instagram worthy. I can’t count how many times a week you would find me slouching over an office chair, or the dining table, or maybe even sitting in my bedroom, in pajama pants, messy hair, definitely not the picture...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, Books
I’ve come face to face with a really surprising thing about writing. It’s hard. When I used to read books that moved me to tears or shook me up or made me look at my life in a different way than I ever have before, I used to think that the...
by Angela J Herrington MA, LSCC | Blog, The Best You
Last spring, a Christianity Today article proposed Christian bloggers, specifically women who blog, should fall under denominational authority to reduce the chance of false teaching. (You can read that article here. ) Immediately after reading that post, I wrote this...
