Looking specifically at the character of Alexandra Dutton, when we choose to rush ahead and not count the cost, it leads to all kinds of destruction.

Zeeva Usman writes that faith doesn’t always have to be loud, sometimes it’s a quiet faith expression that makes the most difference.

Seele Contributor Hazzy Redgard looks at the idea of women claiming they don’t need a man, and asks, is this how women really feel inside.

Seele Faith Editor, KB Chakela dives into what loving God looks like.

“Are We as Women Masking Our “Imposter Syndrome” While Men Don’t?” SEELE editor Shefali Karani asks.

Both composers were extremely difficult with raging tempers, though one was magnetic causing people to love him while others simply didn’t like the other. Their personalities made for two of Europe’s most prolific music creators. Though, without their negative traits, they may not be known for their talent, argues music teacher Cassandra Portee.

Should We as Women Care So Much About Our Age?, asks Shefali Karani.

SEELE contributor KB Chakela addresses a poignant thought of what it means to love God.

Control and abuse (by Beethoven’s father) were traits that both composers knew from an early age, but they used their gifting to surge ahead in life.

As it is Women’s Month, Hazzy Redgard unpacks what Biblical femininity looks like, and how she has overcome the struggle to embrace her femininity.

SEELE Faith Editor KB Chakela shares that love is not just a feeling, rather it’s a command.

Hazzy Redgard unpacks how Jesus’ example of emptying Himself is the highest form of meekness.

“I’m sure we’ve all heard the saying ‘God gives his toughest battles to his strongest soldiers’, but what do we do when we feel weak?,” says Hazzy Redgard. She delves into what to do when we feel overwhelmed.

SEELE’s Faith editor, KB Chakela reminds us the true meaning behind Christmas.

The Best New Year’s Resolution Is to Have No Expectations at All