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Jesus Is the Reason
”Jesus is the reason for the season” – a phrase often seen and heard this time of year. Cliché yet true. And when we find this to be true...
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A Prayer for Christmas to Come
Dear Lord, now that Thanksgiving has passed, prepare our hearts for what’s coming. For Christmas is coming. Whether we find ourselves in a time of celebration or a time of mourning...
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Look Low
In seeking a deeper relationship with God, here is what I’ve come to know. We miss finding intimacy with God not because we don’t look high enough, but because we don’t look low enough…
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I Met God on the Bathroom Floor
I met God on the bathroom floor, in a way I’d never known Him before. I’m not sure how I came to fall, I guess I crumbled from the weight of it all...
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It’s Okay to Lament and Ask God Why
A lament is defined as a passionate expression of grief or sorrow, and Biblically speaking, laments are expressed to God through prayer. It is a critical way for Christians to process suffering. But many Christians have grown up being told to look on the bright side, to give thanks and “have faith,” as if lamenting weren’t part of said faith.
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Joy Is Not a Choice
Motivational short video with instrumental. (Click 'Read More' button below for video.)
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November
Oh November, what will your winds bring? You promise cooler temps and a season of thanksgiving. But with the falling leaves...
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A Prayer When Your Kids Are Out of Reach
Dear Lord, though my kids are older now and have outgrown my reach, they are never out of Your reach. So I ask that You will reach them where I cannot...
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Do You See Him
It is my privilege to share another one of my dad's poems: Each day that you live, you can see Jesus. Whether it be in the valley so low, or on the mountain so high...
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Never Alone
There is a story behind the verse pictured here and how God used it to reinforce that we are never alone. On the day my dad passed last month, I went home that night to rest. As I sat down on the bed, I saw this little card in the floor by my feet.
Finding joy and purpose in everyday living
