A post popped up today on my social media page that I had written 5 years ago. My little son said the most poignant and beautiful thing while we were in the car. We've all heard the saying, "From the mouth of babes". In this particular instance, it is so very...
Becoming brave enough to step out of your comfort zone can be incredibly scary. We have all been there. Learn how she has sharpened her focus on Christ, even through the scariest moments of her life.
Overcoming brokenness can be difficult. Dr. Paula knows this struggle well. Learn how she stays focused on finding her purpose in Christ through the brokenness and hardships she has faced.
As we all witnessed 2020 unfolding, life has changed dramatically for everyone. Most notably, as we are now well into 2021, people are becoming weary and subsequently angrier and angrier. While the world pits us against one another for a variety of topics, tensions...
Have you checked your spiritual fuel tank? If you are feeling disconnected and empty, stop – drop – and spend time with God.
Dr. Paula McDonalds' book, Theosynthesis - LIV2DAY, has been nominated for the Christian Literary Awards by Joy & Company! Watch the video of the nomination by clicking the link below.
Hate is a strong word. I don't even like using this word in a conversation. However, our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ used this word to make specific points. And yes, Jesus does hate certain things and He is very clear on this topic. Let's take a look at the...
Back in 2014, I began to randomly see the number 11:11 or 1111, or 11:1 or 111. You get the idea. At first, I didn't think too much about the occurrences but soon began to recognize that this phenomenon was anything but random. When it became obvious these events were...
Dr. Paula McDonald has been named among the noteworthy alumni of the University North Texas! Read the article and celebrate this amazing accomplishment.
I am sure most of us are familiar with navigation as we travel in our cars, take a boat out on the water, or prior to making changes in our lives. It is always wise and advisable to investigate where you are going, how you will get there, make a plan, and then execute...