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.
As we enter the month of May, we are invited to pause and reflect. Just as God established memorials for His people to remember His faithfulness, this is a time to look back on the past five months and recognize how He has brought you through every challenge. What felt overwhelming then is now a testimony. Write it down, remember it, and let it strengthen your faith for what is ahead.
When doubt creeps in, faith does not have to stand alone. This reflection on Philippians 1:6 explores how God uses community, testimony, and truth to remind us that He will finish what He started, even on the days we struggle to believe it ourselves.
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…
Wow. Today marks one year since I began writing on this blog. On January 1, 2025, the Lord woke me up and told me it was time to write again. Not casually, not sporadically, but intentionally. He called me back to the blog that was first created in 2017. At the time, that instruction felt…
There are moments when God gives you a revelation that is not meant to stay with you. Revelation is meant to be shared. This is one of those moments. Yesterday was a specific date on the calendar that once brought joy. Over time, because of life experiences, that same day slowly became heavy. When I…
Deuteronomy 9 reminds us that the promised land is not just about milk and honey, it requires our active participation. God has already gone before us as a consuming fire, but He calls us to rise up, step forward, and manifest what He has promised. As Pastor John Hannah declared, this is the Year of Manifestation. Now is the time to cross over.
There’s a small word in Deuteronomy 8:3 that changes everything: then. God allowed Israel to hunger, then He fed them with manna. He allowed lack, then He provided something brand new. That same pattern shows up in our lives too. Hardship allowed + God’s “then” = Provision and Revelation. Whatever season you are in, remember the trial is not the end. The then is coming.