Not My Will, But Yours Be Done
What does it mean to pray, “Not my will, but Yours be done”? Learn from Jesus’ prayer in the garden how surrendering our will to God brings comfort, strength, and deeper trust in Him.
Poem: Oh Thou of Little Faith
When the way ahead feels uncertain, it is easy to forget how faithfully God has led us before. This timeless poem gently calls us to remember: the One who carried us then is still the same today.
Delayed Blessings
Some blessings cannot be hurried. Like blackberries left to ripen on the cane, the Lord may be doing a deeper work in us during seasons of waiting—strengthening faith, growing patience, and drawing us closer to Himself.