The Iron Furnace
As I have been reading 1 Kings 8, a phrase quietly stood out to me. This passage captures Solomon’s prayer of dedication, and as I sat with it,…
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As I have been reading 1 Kings 8, a phrase quietly stood out to me. This passage captures Solomon’s prayer of dedication, and as I sat with it,…
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We’ve all heard the story of David and Goliath. In fact, it has become a catchphrase in itself, commentators use it for underdog victories, motivational speakers reference it,…
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When Silence Feels Unbearable Have you ever wanted something so badly that it began to consume you? Even when you quietly knew it might be beyond reach or…
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Like Father, Like Son? Have you heard the phrase, “Like father, like son”? When my daughters were born, people would often say, “She looks just like you,” or…
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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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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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Our Age Old Friend, Fear I started reading Judges today, and it’s funny how something suddenly stood out to me that used to have an impact in my…
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Christmas Without Scripture Is Just a Story Over the past week, I found myself sitting with a question I couldn’t easily brush aside, why do I celebrate Christmas?…
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One of the key element that used to pull me away from God was fear. Once fear sets in, worry begins to creep in as well—and I seldom…
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Why Me and My Family Over the past few months, one thing I continually thank God for is where I was and where I am now. Yet there’s…
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