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The Hard Grace of Transition
Hard grace stretches us through transition—when what God is doing feels unclear, but His presence remains steady in the letting go.
When God Doesn’t Answer Like He Did Before
What happens when God doesn’t part the sea this time? What happens when the walls don’t fall on day seven—or day seventy? What happens when the old miracles no longer match the new wilderness?
“Do Not Worry” Was Never a Condition of God’s Love
When Jesus said, “Do not worry,” He wasn’t rebuking your humanity—He was reminding you of the Father’s care.
Hope Still Guides Me
There are days when faith doesn’t feel strong—it just feels bruised. Days when everyone around you is hurting in different ways, and you’re left holding the tension, trying to stay steady. This reflection was born in that space. Not from clarity—but from the quiet belief that even here, hope still guides me.
When I Doubt God’s Grace Is Enough This Time
If your heart is broken over your sin, that’s not proof of distance—that’s evidence of His presence. Grace didn’t run out. God didn’t walk away.
What the World Calls Ordinary
It’s not about building a legacy. It’s about living a way of life worth following. One speaks of control—curating what we leave behind.
The other speaks of influence—how we show up today. Presence. Integrity. Daily faithfulness.
The Ache of Unfinished Endings: When Closure Never Comes
We saw it often in foster care—forming deep attachments with children, only to have to let go again. Sometimes without warning. Sometimes without explanation. Sometimes with nothing but silence.
The same thing can happen with jobs, friendships, ministries… even dreams.
You pour your heart in, but something ends—and you’re left wondering:
Did it matter? Did I matter?
Why My Life Feels Fragmented
And why trying harder doesn’t bring peace
Some days, I feel like I’m living two different lives.
I believe in Jesus. I really do.But then I catch myself moving through the day as if it’s all on me.The pressure. The planning. The parenting. ...
On the Bridge Between Belief and Unbelief
A Reflection for May’s Mental Health Awareness Month
May is Mental Health Awareness Month.
And if I’m honest, I’ve known the stretch between belief and unbelief more intimately than I ever wanted to.
Anxiety doesn’t ask for your ...
When Wisdom Has a Voice
“True wisdom is not the art of being right, but the grace of being righteous.
It does not assert itself—it aligns itself with the heart of God.
For wisdom, in the end, is not found in the clever, but in the crucified.”
Are You Being Held?
Not everyone feels the kind of hope that holds. Sometimes it’s distance, unconfessed pain, or the ache of wondering if we’ve ever really trusted Jesus. This reflection invites you to stop striving and step into the love and surrender your soul was made for.
The Blessing We Carry Into the Night
There’s something about the hard things we carry —
fear, shame, grief, exhaustion —
that convinces us we’re alone.
Sometimes it’s not just the weight itself.
It’s the way we try to outrun it.
We refuse to stop.
We refuse to listen.
We tell ourselves if we just move faster, try harder, or stay distracted long enough, the ache will eventually disappear.
But it doesn't.
And the longer we run from what’s real, the deeper the loneliness grows.
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