This is a continuation of something I wrote a few days ago—“When God Comes After You”—about how God comforts you, comes after you, and affirms and reaffirms His presence just when you need it most. But perhaps there is another dimension to this journey that God has been teaching me. What if the moments we…
Have you ever experienced how God comforts you, comes after you, and affirms and reaffirms His presence—just when you need it most? I can’t seem to stop writing about these moments, even when I barely find the time to sit down and breathe. I’m actually typing this while cooking food for my kids—not because I…
Circumcised Hearts, Wholehearted Love, and Worship in God’s Way.. As we continue through the Book of Deuteronomy, chapters 10–12 deepen Moses’ call to the new generation of Israel. Standing on the edge of the Promised Land, Moses is not merely reminding them of laws—he is shaping their hearts. If earlier chapters warned against forgetting God, these chapters now answer…
As we draw closer to Good Friday and Easter, many Christian traditions enter a season of fasting, repentance, and deeper prayer next week. It is a time to slow down, to examine our hearts, and to remember the suffering and victory of Christ. Yet even as we practice these spiritual disciplines, it is important to…
Reading Genesis 11 Together When Human Unity Replaces God — and Why God Disrupts It This chapter is not just about language; it’s about where agreement ends and faithful dissent begins (Dissent that flows from obedience to God, not rebellion against Him). It exposes the danger of unity without God and invites us to rediscover obedience that sometimes looks like holy resistance…
Reading Genesis 7–8 Together When Obedience Carries Us Through the Flood Genesis 7 and 8 tell the story of rain, rising waters, silence, waiting, and finally—remembering. But beneath the floodwaters lies a deeper story: a man who trusted God without evidence, a God who took responsibility for salvation, and a world preserved by grace. Let’s reflect. 1….
Matthew 20:20–28 The Kingdom of God has a way of surprising us. When we expect a ladder to climb, Jesus hands us a towel. When we assume winning means standing above others, Jesus stoops low and invites us to follow Him there. Matthew 20:20–28 captures one of those moments where human ambition speaks out loud—and…
As the world prepares for Christmas—celebrations, holidays, year-end reflections, familiar songs, and carefully planned gatherings—there is a sense of pause. A moment to breathe. A season that invites warmth, generosity, and hope. And yet, just beneath the glow of lights and tradition, the world remains deeply unsettled. Wars rage on. Violence has become disturbingly routine. Cruelty is often…
The Journey of the Prodigal Son – Text: Luke 15:11–31 Introduction The parable of the prodigal son isn’t just a story about a rebellious boy. It’s the story of all of us—our drift from God, our brokenness, and the Father’s incredible love. Let’s trace the journey of the younger son and discover what it means…