Jackie M. Johnson is an accomplished author and content creator who inspires, encourages, and equips readers worldwide with faith-based resources for personal and spiritual growth.
Jackie is the author of many popular books packed with ideas and inspiration to encourage and equip you to live with greater hope and joy.
Connect with Jackie at www.jackiejohnsoncreative.com
"You can't hurry love, no, you just have to wait." The lyrics to this popular Phil Collins song resonate with many singles. It's not easy to wait for true and lasting love—especially when you've been searching for years, or even decades.
It was well past 9:00 p.m. when I finally finished eating dinner. I was exhausted from a challenging week. Without thinking, I opened the kitchen cupboard to put away my spaghetti leftovers. What am I doing?
Money. It’s an emotionally charged word. In today’s uncertain economy, many people struggle to pay their bills, and often live paycheck to paycheck.
Something amazing is happening this week in Washington, D.C. and across the country. It involves politicians, civic leaders, and millions of individuals and families in the United States.
156 million. That’s the number of people in the U.S. who are unchurched according to George Barna, market researcher and author of “Churchless.”
It’s January. Christmas is over. New Year’s Eve has passed. And the holiday shopping, wrapping, eating, visiting, and celebrating has come to an end. You’re tired, or sad, or feel
How did Dr. and Shirley Dobson meet and decide to marry? Find out more about their real life love story and what Dr. Dobson says about the importance of self-respect in dating relationships in this po
How did you meet your spouse? As singles, it’s inspiring to hear stories about how couples found each other. Today, find out how Dr. and Shirley Dobson’s son, Ryan Dobson, met his wife L
Some songs seem to stick with you long after you’ve heard them, whether you want them to or not. The popular chorus from the animated movie, Frozen is one of them. It’s been playing in my head for days.
