Carolyn

Fraiser

Contributing Writer

Carolyn B. Fraiser is a Writer and Digital Content Producer with Operation Blessing. She joined the staff in 2022 and works from her home office in Brevard, North Carolina, where she also writes books for children and serves on the board of Bound for Glory camp, a Christian literacy camp for children. When she is not writing, which is rare, she enjoys reading, playing the piano, and hiking to local waterfalls with her husband.

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The Most Holy Place

Back in the Old Testament, a blood sacrifice was required for the forgiveness of sins, and only priests could enter God’s Most Holy Place. But Jesus’s death on the cross changed everything. Now, we can enter God’s presence whenever we need to. He invites us in.

Precious to God

Does God’s love ever overwhelm you? As we ponder Isaiah 43 today, consider it as a beautiful love letter from God—one that promises that He will be with us, always. Even in our anger, or our suffering, no matter where life finds us, He is always there. And He feels nothing but love for us.

Peace in a Turbulent Season

How do we hold onto the peace God gives us when chaos is swirling around us? Keeping our focus on Jesus is not easy in a turbulent world, but it is necessary to live full of the peace, love, and joy that God intends for us. Choose to keep our eyes fixed on Jesus, even while the media tries to claim our focus.

What Would I Say?

How would you answer a question about your faith if persecution seemed imminent? Peter stumbled and denied Jesus three times. But thank God, we have a Helper who comes alongside us in those moments and gives us the words to speak.

Waiting for God to Move

How are you at waiting? Are you silently waiting and listening patiently for God to show you the next step He has for you? This author admits she often fills her days hurrying from one activity to another, leaving little to no time to hear from God. One day, the Lord interrupted her busy pace to take notice of someone in need and she's glad she didn't miss it.

The Problem With Worry

We all worry about something—our finances, families, or decisions we have to make. But worry isn’t how God intends us to respond to the issues in our lives. He calls us to have faith and trust Him to provide for all our needs. When we hold our thoughts captive to Him, our focus shifts and our worry dies.