She was not strongly committed to hear faith. She was living in delusion
Just where do you get that out of the article?
I attended a conservative Bible college in the rural South, where I was a model student, careful to observe every point of doctrine and pious living....At one point, I was waking up at 3:00am to help take care of my dying grandmother, working and studying all day, fitting in devotional practices and outreach activities, and falling asleep around 10:00pm. No one in my faith community would have judged me for slowing down. In fact, I’ve often been told that I’m too perfectionistic and need to cut myself a break.. I had the opportunity to tell that guy about salvation and I didn’t. How do I know he won’t be lost because of me? If I feel good about successful ministry projects, is that pride?...I married my college love and followed him to his international job call. We landed in Beirut in 2013 and set up our first home together. While he worked, I got involved in as much ministry as possible, . I taught Bible classes at an Evangelical grade school. I learned to speak Arabic. I got heavily involved in refugee relief projects. I got a master’s degree. I started a PhD. I went through culture shock. I went through compassion fatigue. I went through several cycles of burnout and recovery. I was strong for as long as I could...I went through compassion fatigue....
If that is not being strongly committed to heart faith then I do not know what is, but the world needs more of her commitment, but with better discernment and balance.