“Seek and you shall find ask and the door shall be opened to you.” My maker whispered to me in the crying hours of the ancient noontime sun I blinked  and wiped away the caking mud from the corners of my mouth ”I’m thirsty” was all I could muster manage with the part of the spirit that was trapped within Water poured from your fingertips wetted my lips and mouth You say again and again “I am the living water Drink and you will never thirst again.” This poem is from my chapboo

When we practice remembering, we see life more clearly and notice God’s quiet work in our days. That’s the power of recall.

Lately, I have felt that something in my heart was off for a while. Maybe you all have experienced this before. There is an unease and irritation that starts to fill your thoughts. At first, it is almost unnoticed by your mind and heart. You go about your day and feel off, but you’re not exactly sure why.  All of a sudden, everything is annoying. The sun is annoying, the clouds are bad and the things and people you used to smile at charmingly have become a real source of agit

In this post, the author reflects on an unstructured summer break, exploring the tension between laziness and productivity. While society and even the church condemn laziness, she realizes that simply adding more work isn’t the solution. Instead, she turns to Jesus’ invitation to rest and draw near to Him. By focusing on her relationship with Christ rather than output or recognition, she finds a deeper cure for her weariness and lazy tendencies, inviting readers to examine th

During daily dog walks, I’ve started connecting with neighbors, hearing charming stories about their lives, pets, and gardens. It’s a remind

Music feeds my soul, and these worship songs have been my go-to: “Be With You” by Antoine Bradford, “Matthew 5” by Terrain, “Strength of My

Listening to the Bible can be just as impactful as reading. It strengthens faith, provides spiritual growth, and can be done daily for power