Serendipity: \ˌser-ən-ˈdi-pə-tē\ n. a "fortunate happenstance" or "pleasant surprise"

So I admit it: I am a writer who cannot write. By this I do not mean that I am not a talented writer. No, on the contrary, I have been told by others that I'm quite an extraordinary communicator in both the spoken and written language. The problem, however, is that I cannot seem to get my thoughts from my head to my finger tips and out onto the wretchedly white page in front of me.

Okay, enough with the eighteenth century melodrama speech. The fact is I needed something to get me started and there's no better way than writing something completely random to get your thoughts flowing :)

This blog will contain a little of everything, but I plan to use it mainly as a sort of journal where I jot down my thoughts on a wide range of theories regarding life, purpose, and spirituality. I question the unquestionable and think the unthinkable. I do not limit myself when it comes to philosophy and am not afraid to get down and dirty with the questions we are all burning to ask. 

I firmly believe the One who can answer all questions is the one who Is, Was, and will forever Be... the great I AM: "Call unto me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things, which you know not" Jeremiah 33:3

In this blog I will openly talk about my faith. My Faith in God is not a part of who I am, it IS who I am. It is my essence. Faith is what I live by and live for. Therefore, it will inevitably be integrated into all things that I do. 

I will discuss my personal struggles in life as I grew deeper and more rooted in my Faith. I will discuss my experiences with love, relationships, depression, anger, hate and more. By sharing my journey you, it is my deepest wish to share hope with you so that you can become more deeply rooted in your Faith. 

This is blog is not about answers, it's about asking questions. It's not about the end, but the continuous journey of life, it's ups and downs, and all the serendipitous discoveries in between.

Sara Nicole x

And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love. 1 Corinthians 13:13