God’s faithfulness isn’t proven by what He removes – but by what He carries you through. Some things didn’t disappear. Some prayers weren’t answered the way you hoped. Some battles lasted longer than expected. And yet… you’re still here. Still breathing. Still believing. Still standing – not because it was easy, but because grace wasContinue reading “Still Standing”
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Before the Year Slips Away
There’s something quietly sacred about these last days of the year. The noise has mostly died down. The big celebrations are either behind us or about to happen, and in between there’s this soft, suspended moment where time feels slower, thinner, almost transparent. Like the year is exhaling. We arrive here tired. Not the kindContinue reading “Before the Year Slips Away”
Safe in His Shadow
There’s something deeply comforting about shadows—not the kind that hide things, but the kind that protect. The kind you find on a blazing summer day when you step under a tree and instantly feel the coolness wrap around you. That’s the kind of shadow Psalm 91 talks about. Not darkness, not fear, but safety. AContinue reading “Safe in His Shadow”
Magnetic Thoughts: The Pull of What You Believe
Ever noticed how some people seem to attract good things effortlessly? It’s not luck—it’s the quiet power of the mind doing its work behind the scenes. The law of attraction—beautifully described in Rhonda Byrne’s book The Secret—isn’t just a catchy self-help idea. It’s a simple but powerful truth: what you think, you attract. Think ofContinue reading “Magnetic Thoughts: The Pull of What You Believe”
Rooted to Rise
There are seasons in life when everything feels like it’s falling apart. When the pieces don’t fit anymore, when the light you used to walk toward suddenly goes out. You try to hold yourself together, but no matter how tightly you grip, things slip through your fingers. And in those moments, it’s easy to believeContinue reading “Rooted to Rise”
Beautifully Woven
Have you ever paused to think about how intentionally you were made? Not by accident, not by chance—but by design. The words, “For You created my inmost being; You knit me together in my mother’s womb,” (Psalm 139:13) hold a profound truth: you are a masterpiece, handcrafted with love. Knitting is an intimate process. EachContinue reading “Beautifully Woven”
When Your Strength Runs Out, I Will Carry You
“Even to your old age and gray hairs I am he, I am he who will sustain you. I have made you and I will carry you; I will sustain you and I will rescue you.” There’s a quiet kind of power in those four words: “I will carry you.” Not “I might,” not “ifContinue reading “When Your Strength Runs Out, I Will Carry You”
The First Step: When Faith Meets the Floodwaters
There’s something sacred about a first step. It’s the tremble in your chest before you speak up. The pause before you apply for the job. The shaky trust before you forgive. The moment you choose to believe—before anything around you changes. In Joshua 3, the Israelites stand at the edge of the Jordan River, burstingContinue reading “The First Step: When Faith Meets the Floodwaters”
The Magic of the Unexpected
Life rarely follows our neatly drawn timelines. We plan, we predict, we prepare — and yet, the most incredible things often happen when we least expect them. It’s in the detours, delays, and deviations where the magic hides. You’ve probably seen it — someone finding love after giving up on dating, landing a dream jobContinue reading “The Magic of the Unexpected”
When You’re at Rock Bottom, God Is Already There
There’s a quote I came across recently that stopped me in my tracks: “We are never so low that He is not beneath us.” It’s one of those lines that doesn’t shout, but instead whispers something so powerful you can feel it settle in your bones. And if you’ve ever felt broken, unseen, or hopelessContinue reading “When You’re at Rock Bottom, God Is Already There”
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