Category: Inspirational

Thank You InsideOut

Posted by: admin in Rachel Skirvin on August 2nd

This article serves as a bittersweet goodbye to a project that has been running for over fifteen years. After much consideration, InsideOut will be transitioning out of future publications to make room for new, wonderful ministry opportunities. With its first article breaking ground in January of 2009, InsideOut has been reaching and sharing the… View Article

Chapter, Goodbye, InsideOut, Rachel Skirvin, Youth Ministries

Hello 2024

Posted by: admin in Rachel Skirvin on January 5th

New Year’s is one of my favorite holidays. I enjoy the anticipation of new beginnings and the reflective nature that comes with looking back to the prior year. At the church I attend, we have a huge New Year’s Eve celebration. Picture a Pentecostal gala, mixed with great church. People come dressed in their best… View Article

2024, Hello 2024, New Year, Rachel Skirvin

Update Required

Posted by: admin in Rachel Skirvin on August 11th

I have a love/hate relationship with technology. I am old enough to have seen some progression in this realm. My first phone was a Nextel flip phone, with 250 text messages a month. I progressed to a Razor and eventually, my very first iPhone 4. Now, I have a more advanced iPhone and MacBook and… View Article

Advance, iPhone, Rachel Skirvin, Update, Update Required

Receiving Jesus

Posted by: admin in Rachel Skirvin on July 29th

When you meet someone new, a question that soon surfaces is usually something to the extent of, “Where are you from?” They could be asking what your heritage is, where you grew up, or even the name of the city you were born. Where you come from is part of who you are. Hometowns can… View Article

devotion, Personal Prayer, prayer, Rachel Skirvin

The Power of Personal Prayer

Posted by: admin in Rachel Skirvin on July 14th

One of the most beautiful, yet controversial sentiments of prayer is seen in the sixth chapter of Matthew. And when you pray, you must not be like the hypocrites. For they love to stand and pray in the synagogues and at the street corners, that they may be seen by others. Truly, I say… View Article

devotion, Personal Prayer, prayer, Rachel Skirvin