RIP Charlie Kirk. Thank you for running your race.

Yes, we’re called to have faith, but remember — He believes in you too.

When biases informs our seeking, we find ourselves ripe for false conclusions. Humble seeking protects us from such dangers.

Is the call on your life an easy one? No, but it’s not complicated.

Our old self was dead and set to expire, but the new self is in the process of being renewed.

As David proclaimed in the Psalms, even when he didn’t see it, he chose to trust anyways.

Whether from praise, lament, thanksgiving, or sorrow, worship shifts our focus towards greater things.

Would it truly be enough if He only did that one thing? The Dayenu challenges us unto remembrance and reverence.

It takes intentionality to stay attentive to the true Story we’re living in. Would we not be a forgetful people.

Jesus knew Judas would betray Him, and loved him through the end. Judas’ demise was not due to lack of love but of his own choices.

Jesus doesn’t just know what it’s like to be here as a human, no, He modeled what life is to look like and He overcame the world.

Caught in a thunderstorm, I was reminded not only of the strength of nature but of how awesome in power and might our God truly is.

Spiritual gifts have been given to the believer, lets be found as those who steward our gifts well.

Do you find yourself stalled-out and waiting for what’s next? There’re promises for you right where you’re at.

What if I told you it’s not all up to you, and there’s a Captain willing and ready to safely steer the course of your life.

Trials are the means to which our endurance grows. Choosing to continue makes all the difference.

Our worldview will produce faith or fear when we encounter the end of our control.

It’s a trusting heart that’s ripe for the touch of God — allow yourself to be surprised.

Do your actions resemble that which you claim to be seeking?

When God’s not what we want, following after Him is incredibly difficult. It’s an oriented heart that follows with greater ease.