Faith to Live By

Pamela Christian Offering Confident Hope

Welcome to my world!

This is where you and I can spend some meaningful time. With my different blogs I share things I’ve learned that I believe can be of real help for you. I’m all about being your advocate in exploring Christianity, successfully getting through under and unemployment and women’s heart-health issues. But what really makes this exciting is your comments and feed back. After all, learning from one another makes for a valuable community of friends.

I promise to always post with real “take away value” for my readers–you won’t read about what I ate for breakfast!

I hope you will visit regularly, offer your contributions and encourage your friends to visit here too.

Pam’s Faith Blog

Blog This is where I explore the Christian life with you. Jesus said that if we have faith as a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, “Move from here to there, and it will move; and nothing will be impossible for you,” (Matthew 17:20 NKJ). What does He mean by “faith as a mustard seed” and how do we attain faith that can move mountains? Let’s find out about this and much more together!

What You Don’t Know About Under and Unemployment

Visit this blog often to get real and practical help, direction, resources and hope.
Anyone who has ever suffered under or unemployment knows that the crisis brings with it far more problems than simply the loss of a paycheck. Family and other relationships suffer greatly, emotional, mental and physical health are adversely impacted. The potential for far-reaching devastation when under or unemployed is tremendous. I know first hand. That’s why I am dedicated to helping those in this situation, practically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually. often to get real and practical help, direction, resources and hope.

Pamela’s Book Corner

Blog The newest addition to my blogging efforts allows me to connect readers with authors! This is where I will feature non-fiction authors new book releases, book promotion contests and more! I welcome comments from you readers who can provide reviews about any of the books you’ll see here.