I Want to Grow Deeper

There comes a season when information is no longer enough.

The soul begins longing for stillness.

For wonder—for the quiet places where God is not merely understood, but encountered.

These reflections are invitations to discover that some of life's most profound truths are found not by striving, but by abiding.

Take your time. Wonder grows slowly.

How god Holds Space

How God Holds Space—and Teaches Us to Do the Same

The Art of Loving Like Jesus, and Why Holding Space May Be the Most Sacred Thing You Ever Do Some of the most life-giving words I’ve ever heard didn’t come from a sermon or a book. They came from a conversation—a quiet moment where the words weren’t polished, but they […]

Waterfall

The Power of Water

Looking upon humanity, God recognizes each and every one of us, down to the smallest part of our likeness in Him coded into our DNA. He works lovingly and tirelessly to encourage connection through our individuality to shape and establish our lives according to His divine purpose. We are made […]

Prayer that is transformational

Is Your Prayer Life a Gateway to Transformational Conversation?

As we journey in our faith, we often find ourselves striving to mirror God’s righteousness in our daily lives, a task that is insurmountable on our own. This can lead to a seemingly endless cycle of failure and repentance, keeping our focus on sin consciousness rather than the truth that […]

Love One Another

Communication Affects Relationship

A favorite movie of so many at Christmas is Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life.” I think we can all see something of ourselves inside George Bailey’s character. Like George, we spend most of our life just taking care of business. We don’t see the need to stand out in […]

No enemy worse than bad advice

When is Silence Golden?

There are times when talking about a problem is a good thing. Like when it might help someone who knows we have experienced something similar. We talk it out, but not so we can fix it; we are just listening. Who doesn’t need a shoulder to cry on, a person […]