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Our world feels very fragile, and many parts of our personal lives do too, whether it be relational issues, financial concerns, poor health, or just the issues that come with life. Where is this peace that we long for? Is it even possible, or is this a promise that will only come at the end when God makes all things right? He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away” (Revelatio

If you're in God's waiting room asking "How long?", remember: You're not forgotten.

Lately, I've been struggling with overwhelming anxiety as my world feels turned upside down. It's been tough to get a full night's sleep or shake off the swelling feelings of unease inside me. Normally, it doesn't take much to remember that God has everything under control, but in these moments, that truth feels distant.

This parable reminds me of a moment from our family’s 2019 Caribbean cruise, a “senior trip” for my kids. In St. Thomas, we wandered without a plan, unlike our usual shore excursions booked through the cruise line, which guaranteed we’d never be left behind.

In the Parable of the Sower, Jesus teaches that hearing His Word isn’t just about listening with our ears—it’s about the condition of our hearts.

This Mother’s Day, let’s celebrate the beauty of nurturing love while holding space for those who carry pain.

First, trust is not easy for a lot of people. Even if it is trusting in God, the creator of the universe, and the creator of you. This is especially true for those of us who have been hurt and let down by others. We have been burned and led to believe no one is trustworthy, especially “with all your heart.”

He wants to know and see more of God’s nature and character. He is not content with his past experiences. He wants his relationship with God to go to the next level.

In his eyes, he was flawless. However, he must have sensed that something was missing...

We get in trouble when we scrutinize others without looking in the mirror.

I often read this list in the past, and it would feel like I was going through a checklist and seeing where I was falling short.