Have you ever prayed for something—clarity, strength, opportunity—and felt like your prayer went unanswered? You waited, watched, hoped… and nothing seemed to happen. But what if something did happen—just not in the way you expected? We often ask God for a result, but He answers by handing us a tool. We say,“God, help me be […]

Trying to walk in God’s plan for your life can feel like navigating a path you can’t fully see. Some days are clear and peaceful, others feel uncertain and full of detours. But trusting God’s plan isn’t about knowing every step—it’s about taking the next one in faith. We often want full instructions before we

Loving like Jesus isn’t always easy, but it’s always worth it. Jesus loved with compassion, humility, and a heart open to everyone—no matter their flaws, failures, or past. His love wasn’t reserved for the perfect; it was poured out on the broken, the overlooked, and even His enemies. To love like Jesus means choosing forgiveness

God’s love isn’t just a feeling—it’s a powerful, unshakable force that carries us through every moment of life. It’s not based on our performance or perfection. It’s constant, no matter what. “I have loved you with an everlasting love; I have drawn you with unfailing kindness.” —Jeremiah 31:3 God’s love looks like grace when we

Every single night when I put my kids to bed I read to them the same five Psalms: 23, 27, 91, 121 and 133. I have been doing this for the last six or seven years; it started as reading just Psalm 91 and bedtime prayers when our oldest son was a toddler and over

Life moves fast. Some days feel like a whirlwind of responsibilities, stress, and uncertainty. But in the middle of the chaos, Psalm 23 stands like a quiet, steady whisper of peace: “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want…” This short psalm, written by King David, is more than just a beautiful poem, it’s

The weekend is here, and with it another beautiful opportunity. Not just to rest or catch up on errands, but to reset, reconnect, and realign ourselves with what matters most. Whether it’s been a tough week or a wonderful one, this weekend holds the promise of new energy, new joy, and new growth. But here’s

When God blesses us, whether through material provision, opportunities, relationships, or talents, it’s not just for our own comfort or success. Every blessing is also an invitation. An invitation to glorify Him, to reflect His goodness, and to point others toward His love. So how do we glorify God with the blessings we’ve been given?

“This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.” — Psalm 118:24 We often hear this verse quoted in times of celebration: weddings, graduations, or peaceful mornings with coffee and sunshine. But its meaning reaches much deeper than moments of obvious joy. To “rejoice and be glad in

We often wait for confidence to show up before we do the thing—before we speak up, show up, or step out of our comfort zone. But the truth is: confidence isn’t a feeling you need first. It’s something that grows when you take action, even if you’re scared or unsure. Think of confidence like a