Thunder in the Wheat Harvest
Harvest Feels Deserved Whenever I hear the word harvest, the first thing that comes to my mind is blessing. Stability. Provision. A season where things are finally working.…
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Notes on Scripture, faith, correction, worship, and the journey of the heart.
Be Careful of What You Ask
They Were Asking for Relief from Fear There are moments in life when what we want feels urgent, obvious, and even reasonable. We don’t really ask for something…
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The Stone That Watched
There is something about stones in the Bible and we encounter them again and again. Jacob resting his head on a stone when God revealed Himself, the stones…
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When God Is Near but Not Honored
Have you ever been caught off guard by someone you never expected to come through? Let me explain. You’re working on something, and it isn’t going the way…
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When a Prayer Is Bigger Than the One Who Prays
Have you seen in movies where two people, born in different places, move through separate stories but only to meet at a single moment where something much bigger…
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When Calling Becomes Career
His Response Never Changed: Wait I remember my first real job in the corporate world. I worked at the same company for almost five years. I started as…
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Commitment on Our Terms
Where Money Was Handled Carefully I grew up in a home where money was handled carefully. We were taught to be cautious, to secure what we had and…
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The Slow Drift
Not the Seconds Hand, but the Hour Hand As I sat down today evening to read the Bible, I found myself reflecting on the many seasons of my…
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God and Earrings — Part 2
As I was reading the book of Judges, I noticed something that immediately took me back to Exodus. It was the same object showing up again – “the…
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A Left-Handed Dagger
Have you ever been in a situation where something small or insignificant was overlooked, only to later become the very thing that helped you? I still remember an…
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