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Christianity is Counter-Cultural
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp observes that the Christian way of life is not a safe one: it is truly counter-cultural.
Author Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp is first and foremost a mother of four children under the age of 17. She has been married to the love of her life, Aaron, for over 19 years. Lori has been writing at her own website Faith Filled Mom for over 6 years. She writes about the journey of faith we live daily and how we can recognize God in this world. She has completed her 3rd year of teaching theology at a high school level and is also a current student of Loyola University Extension Program of Ministry earning a Master’s Degree in Religious Education. Her life is busy, exciting, overwhelming at times but always bursting with her faith in God. Lori hopes that you will find something that might touch your heart in her writing so that she can continue to pursue her purpose in life; to bring people closer to God one word, one moment at a time.
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Beyond the Anger Seek the Good
Anger comes from a wealth of pain. Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp maintains that only by seeing the good can we negate pain and hate.
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“God made him who had no sin to be sin for us”
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp observes that sin divides us and leads to mental, emotional, and sometimes physical pain in our division from God.
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A New Adventure
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp recently started on a new adventure: a spiritual journey with a companion.
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We Each Have a Story
If you have a life, you have a story to tell. . . . Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp asks: What’s your story?
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Loss of Self, Gain of Self
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp reflects on C.S. Lewis’ “Mere Christianity,” noting that Jesus flipped everything upside-down, and he asks us to do the same today.
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When Did Jesus Die?
When did Jesus the person die? Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp’s professor offers a startling theory.
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The Whole You
One description cannot describe the whole you. Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp guides us to acknowledge both the light and the shadow in our personalities.
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Great Day of Service
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp feels blessed to be the new service coordinator at the high school where she teaches. The school’s Great Day of Service program helps students live out Gospel values.
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Children of the Light
In our culture it is easy to be tempted by the darkness. Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp shares her thoughts on following the Light of Christ.
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God at the Center
When we acknowledge that God is the center of our lives our entire outlook on life changes, observes Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp.
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Faith Journey
What does your faith journey look like? Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp offers 7 journal prompts to help you reflect on your spiritual journey.
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Never Alone
Do you ever feel completely alone in life? Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp reassures you that God will never leave you alone.
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Development of Prayer
There are stages in all aspects of our lives. Lori Hadorn-Disseklamp invites you to consider how your prayer life has developed over time.
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Tell a Mom
Moms need positive attention for the good that they do daily. Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp urges you to catch a mom doing something good and tell her.