Many of the Psalms are people crying out to God in desperation. I believe that many of us go to God when we are suffering, but we struggle to go to God with the same devotion when things are well and life is looking up.

Sometimes we go through hardship and we don’t understand why, writes Hazzy Redgard. Often, we can try to blame God and others around us for what we’re going through – we may be going through something that is no fault of our own. But God doesn’t allow you to go through hardship because He doesn’t love you – no – quite the opposite.

“I’ve been a Christian for 3 years now, but I’ve known about Christ since the day I was born. How had I gone 21 years of my life knowing all about God but not understanding the Bible? I want to tackle the age-old debate: saved by grace,” writes SEELE contributor Hazzy Redgard for her November post.

“What I’ve learnt is that if I’m stressed, anxious and overwhelmed, it’s because I’m relying on myself and not relying on God,” writes SEELE contributor Hazzy Redgard.

We build walls for security. We build walls for protection. The strength and size of the wall depends on the value of what it is we are trying to protect. In this article, we will explore how God breaks down the walls in our lives, writes SEELE contributor Hazzy Redgard.

Looking at the example of Paul, Hazzy Redgard shares that in order to have the mind of Christ, it requires a shift in thinking. 

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.

“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.