His Presence In The Fire
God may not always keep us from the fire, but He is faithful to walk through it with us. Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-Nego remind us that even in the fiercest trial, God is present—and others may see Him through our faithfulness.
God Is Not Inactive
Waiting on God can feel frustrating, but waiting is not wasted time. Discover how the disciples actively waited in prayer and how God can use our waiting seasons to grow our faith, deepen our relationship with Him, and teach us to trust His perfect timing.
Turning Our Thoughts to Christ
We cannot always control the thoughts that enter our minds, but we can choose where we allow our minds to dwell. When discouraging thoughts begin to take over, we can turn our hearts and minds back to Christ. As we spend time in God’s Word and bring our worries to Him in prayer, He gently transforms our thoughts and teaches us to rest in His peace.
A Lesson from Mr. Rogers—Shaped by the Potter
The Lord doesn't delight in our pain, but He never wastes it. Like the Potter in Jeremiah 18, He patiently works with the clay, even when it becomes marred. He doesn't throw it away. He reshapes it according to His good purpose.
What I Could Never Lose
The Lord did not simply bring me through my grief—He transformed me in it. What I once thought would destroy me became the very place where I came to know Him more deeply.
A Heart of Stone, A Heart of Flesh — Part 2
How does God transform a believer's heart? Learn how the Holy Spirit uses God's Word, prayer, and even life's trials to shape us into the likeness of Jesus Christ.
A Heart of Stone, A Heart of Flesh — Part 1
Discover what it means to receive a new heart through Jesus Christ. Explore Ezekiel 36:26–27 and the beautiful promise of salvation, forgiveness, and new life in Christ.
The Treasure Worth Seeking
What treasures fill my thoughts throughout the day? What often occupies our minds reveals what fills our hearts.
What—or who—is your treasure?
Lost In Wonder
Standing beneath a sky filled with countless stars, I was reminded that there is another kind of being overwhelmed—not by life's burdens, but by the beauty, majesty, and mercy of God. Creation points us to His greatness, but the cross reveals His heart.
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.
Christ’s Long-Awaited Day - Paradise Part 2
We often wonder what Paradise will be like for us—but have you ever considered what that day will mean to Jesus?
Jesus says, “Come to Me”
Rest for our souls comes as we bring our burdens to Him, take up His yoke, and learn from Him. For He is gentle and lowly in heart. —Matthew 11:28, 29
Poem: God’s Ways
This thoughtful poem reminds us to trust our faithful God, whose ways are higher than ours, whose delays are never without purpose, and whose love never fails His children.
Paradise—Indescribable!
Paradise: There is no night because the glory of God illuminates it; He is the light. There is a street of gold, so transparent it is like glass. There’s a pure river of water of life, clear as crystal, proceeding from the throne of God and of the Lamb. In the middle of the street, on either side of the crystal-clear river, is the tree of life. There will be no more tears, death, sorrow, crying, or pain. Are you sure you will be there when you die?
Are You Limiting God in Your Thoughts and Prayers?
Ephesians 3:20 — God is not limited by our circumstances, our resources, or our understanding. His plans and power extend far beyond what we can imagine.
4 Encouragements From Jude
Jude 20, 21 – Jude writes about difficult days in the last times. We see evidence of this all around us—broken families, troubled hearts, uncertainty in the world, and frequent reports of illness and sorrow. In the midst of these realities, Jude gently directs our gaze back to Christ.
Poem: God Took My Hand
For I, the LORD your God, will hold your right hand, saying to you, ‘Fear not, I will help you.’ — Isaiah 43:13 — Poem by Annie Porter Johnson
The Father’s Home Above
John 14:1-3 “Let not your hearts be troubled.” When Jesus spoke these words, He was comforting hearts that would soon be filled with sorrow. Yet instead of focusing on what His disciples were losing, He directed their eyes to what lay ahead: the Father's house.
Standing Firm with the Armor of God
The Armor of God—Armor is used in battle for protection—a covering. In this case, it is an unseen shield that guards what matters most. It protects both the visible and the invisible.