God
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Blessing Prayers for Others’ Redemptive Gifts
The Redemptive Gifts concept based off of Romans 12 has always been a game changer. It’s freedom to discover one’s own gifts and how to walk in them fully! Then, learning how to bless our spirits has been another game changer. These are crafted prayers according to each redemptive gift…
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What is this producing in my life?
aka: What is the fruit? Lately, I’ve been leading women to reflect on a simple question: What is this (name it) producing in my life? Not, Is it popular?Not, Is it impressive?Not even, Is it technically correct? But rather: Is it producing love? Jesus said that we would know a tree by its fruit (Matthew…
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The Harvesters are Angels. NOT Us.
A Sobering Thought for the Global Church: If the Church had truly embraced this Matthew 13 parable throughout history… how differently might we be treating people?
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When the World Speeds Up,Slow Down and Listen
What AI experts are just now discovering, God has been inviting us into all along. “Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10 Recently, I came across an interview featuring two experts discussing the rapid rise of artificial intelligence and how it is already reshaping the way we work, connect, think, and…
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How Do You Really Receive Your Calling?
Finding purpose isn’t about striving or carving your path harder — it’s about surrendering to the One who shapes you. I recently came across a thoughtful article written by a woman reflecting on how she discovered her calling. It was honest, vulnerable, and deeply relatable. She described the quiet disorientation of her early 30s —…
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Living in Eastertide: What Do We Do After Easter Sunday?
Walking in Resurrection Power We put so much attention on Resurrection Sunday—and it’s beautiful, powerful, absolutely worth celebrating. But then… what? What happens the day after Easter Sunday? And the week after that?
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💕A New Month: A Fresh Invitation… to Love
February invites me to slow down and reflect on relationships – the people God has woven into my everyday lives… But before February becomes about striving to love better, give more, or fix relationships, there’s a gentler invitation waiting for us…
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Making Room: Clearing Clutter to Restore Joy
The end of the year always seems to invite reflection—and for me, it also invites a good, honest purge. Not just of physical clutter, but of emotional and mental clutter as well. This month, I’ve been letting go of things that are no longer helpful or life-giving. Some of that looked very practical: releasing books I’ve already…
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How We Tend to Incorrectly Treat Believers
When Jesus Spoke to Crowds—vs. With Disciples Recently, this simple statement came out in a conversation: “What Jesus did with pre-believers was preach to crowds.What Jesus did with His disciples was engage and interact with them.And yet, we often do for believers what Jesus did for pre-believers—with only one person doing all the talking.” Wow!…
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The Kind of Leader God Chooses
Over the past few days, a persistent theme has been seen in my daily time in Scripture: God gives grace to the humble. It is comforting because it invites us into rest, and confronting because it asks us to release our grip on self-reliance. James writes it plainly: “God opposes the proud but gives grace…
Following and Trusting : Encountering God Out of the Box 