Who Chose Who?
You didn't choose Him first. But the question He's asking today is whether you'll choose Him back. A reflection on John 15:9–17 and what remaining truly means.
You didn't choose Him first. But the question He's asking today is whether you'll choose Him back. A reflection on John 15:9–17 and what remaining truly means.
This isn't our home — and the ache of not quite fitting is the compass working correctly. A reflection on John 14:1–6 and the place Christ has gone ahead to prepare.
God's ability to deliver good far outstrips our ability to imagine. A reflection on John 16:5–15 and what it costs to trust the gap.
A manufactured joy is no witness at all. A reflection on 1 Thessalonians 5:12–24 and what it actually means to rejoice always.
She had no reason to believe anything would change. She kept coming back anyway. A reflection on Luke 18:1–8 and what persistent faith actually looks like lived out in an ordinary week.
Psalm 46's command to "be still" carries a Hebrew word — raphah — that means releasing the grip, not relaxing the mood, and the snow that blocked the car one Sunday morning started to teach me the difference.