Reflections on how faith weaves through the ordinary moments of life. From regular laundry days to answered prayers. These posts explore how trusting God shows up in our daily walk, one graceful step at a time.
Sometimes the waves rise. Sometimes the ship breaks apart. Sometimes the walls crumble. Sometimes God seems to delay. Yet throughout Scripture, one truth remains: God’s Word never fails. This month taught me what it really means to keep moving Forward. Upward. Onward Together, even when everything around me says to stop.
For years I believed I was whole, but God revealed that I had become skilled at managing fragmentation. Through Scripture, the story of Jacob, and the revelation of El Roi, the God who sees, I began to understand that God was not creating a new person. He was revealing the person He had fashioned from the beginning.
This weekend, God revealed something powerful to me about emotions, movement, and the condition of our hearts. Through Genesis 30, 2 Kings 17, and a message on the heart at church, I realized how easily emotions can move us outside of God’s will when they become our compass instead of the Holy Spirit. This is a reflection on conviction, surrender, and allowing God to perform heart surgery within us.
A Reflection on Micah 6:8 (MSG) I recently had a conversation with a friend about plans and goals for 2026. One of the things I intentionally wrote down was a simple goal: to enjoy life and have fun. I wrote it down because, if I am honest, fun is not something that naturally rises to…
Sometimes the moment God speaks a promise is the same moment everything around you feels like it falls apart. But pressure is not proof that God is absent. This is a reminder that His strategy remains steady, and praise is the way we walk into what He has spoken.
This morning, while driving to work and reflecting on my devotion in the book of Nehemiah, the Holy Spirit gave me a revelation about walls. Nehemiah heard about the broken-down walls of Jerusalem and was deeply burdened. Scripture says in Nehemiah 1:3-4, “The wall of Jerusalem is broken down, and its gates have been burned…