A Little Bit Of Me | Lifestyle Blog by Charnita Fance

Revelation is the book of the Bible that a lot of us skip. I get why. Between the seven-headed beast, the number 666, and the bowls of wrath, it can feel like you need a seminary degree just to get through chapter 6. Bernard Bourque wrote The Simplification of Revelation for exactly that reader, and the Chart Book that goes with it is meant to make the whole thing easier to follow with your eyes. If you're someone who's been told Revelation is too confusing, too scary, or best left to pastors, this review is for you . I'll tell you what's inside, who it fits, and where I'd slow down and think for myself before agreeing with it. Disclosure: I received this item free in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are 100% my own. ⚡ Key Takeaways 📖 The Simplification of Revelation is a 12-chapter, plain-language Revelation study by Bernard Bourque, with a visual Chart Book companion. 🧭 It's written for beginners and for anyone wh...

I use pay-to-play apps regularly, and right now TesterUp and Mistplay are the two I'm enjoying the most. I also check Scrambly from time to time and start a game there whenever I spot one I like. It's the app where I've cashed out the most, four times so far. I tried Freecash too because I'd heard so many good things about it, but the earnings felt slow and small to me. The hard part is finding a post that compares these apps side by side and talks about the games, not only the payouts. A game you don't like is a very long hour, so the games matter just as much as the money. Below I cover how each app pays, what kinds of games you'll find, what to watch out for, and several more apps worth knowing about. Disclosure: This post contains referral links; as an active member of these apps, I earn a small amount from qualifying sign-ups. I appreciate your support. ⚡ Key Takeaways 🎮 Pick the app with games you'd play for free anyway, since e...

I lost my cat Adah in June, and a loss like that makes big questions about what comes after this life feel a lot closer. So when I got the chance to read On Earth As It Is In Heaven, a two-volume memoir by Jill D. Wilcox, I wanted to see how she'd handle questions that heavy. The story starts with a mother standing on a city sidewalk after her husband has left, and it grows into something much bigger. I started volume 1 at my work desk. I pulled both books out just to get a feel for how they'd read, and the story grabbed me quickly. It opens with drama, and it doesn't take forever to get there. Below, I'll cover what the books are about, who I think they fit, and the questions a careful reader should ask before picking them up. Disclosure: I received these books free in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are 100% my own. ⚡ Key Takeaways 📖 On Earth As It Is In Heaven is a two-volume Christian memoir by Jill D. Wilcox, best for readers ...

Exfoliating products and sensitive skin don't always get along. My skin is only mildly sensitive, but it's slightly sensitive to salicylic acid, so I can't pile on products with it or use it too often. I read labels twice and add new actives slowly. So when a serum promised exfoliation without that stripped, tight feeling, I wanted to see whether it could deliver. That's how the Bioré 2% BHA Exfoliating Hydra Serum ended up in my night routine, and I can say right away that it's a keeper. It works well for me, and I haven't had any issues. I use it three nights a week, and after a few weeks, my skin looks smoother and a little glowy in photos and videos. Here's the full picture, including the tiny bumps I noticed and why I think they showed up. Disclosure: I received this item free in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are 100% my own. ⚡ Key Takeaways 🧴 Bioré's 2% BHA Exfoliating Hydra Serum is a liquid exfoliant for mild...