by Sandy Samuel Jerome | Apr 20, 2026 | Scribbles and Confessions
This week, I found myself reflecting on a conversation that often creates division in the body of Christ—the debate around the “prosperity gospel.” It is a loud discussion. Yet, what often goes unquestioned is its opposite—the quiet belief that poverty is somehow more...
by Sandy Samuel Jerome | Mar 21, 2026 | Scribbles and Confessions
For months, a quiet question stirred in my heart: Is it truly right for women to preach, especially to men? This wasn’t a fleeting thought. It was a wrestle—one that led me into prayer, into Scripture, and into honest conversations with my husband as we both serve in...
by Oshin Daniell | Mar 16, 2026 | Scribbles and Confessions
For a long time, I carried an identity that was shaped by my past experiences. Like Naomi in the Bible, I labeled myself based on the bitterness I had walked through. Naomi once said, “Do not call me Naomi; call me Marah,” because her life had been filled with loss...
by Sandy Samuel Jerome | Mar 6, 2026 | Scribbles and Confessions
In today’s article, I want to remind us not to be cynical or superficial, but to get real with God. When the Lord shows you something again and again, it’s often His way of getting your attention. God speaks in many ways—through His Word, through people, through...
by Oshin Daniell | Feb 23, 2026 | Scribbles and Confessions
I come from a long line of workaholic women. Strong women. Capable women. Women who carry responsibility without complaint. Women who build, fix, organize, lead, and endure. Rest was a reward — not a rhythm. So when God interrupts my normal, my first instinct is not...
by Sandy Samuel Jerome | Feb 6, 2026 | Scribbles and Confessions
Before Abraham became the father of faith, he was simply a man standing at the crossroads of his past and God’s promise. Scripture tells us in Joshua 24:2 that Abraham’s family line was rooted in idol worship. His ancestors served other gods, and spiritual darkness...
