Last week, I had a moment with God where my only request was for a touch from Him. I needed the kind of touch that would bring renewal to what had become depleted and worn out within me. My heart carried the weight of disappointment that was slowly but surely ebbing away at my zeal for Him, and I wanted it back. I didn't have time to get caught up in how the moment felt because, if I'm honest, I can sometimes look to what I feel or sense in an encounter with Him as confirmati

Our thoughts are either leading us to God or away from Him. We carry a responsibility for what we allow to shape our thoughts.

If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably thought to yourself at least once, “Man, I can’t believe it’s September already.” For some, that thought may bring positive sentiments such as gratitude and joy for how well the year has progressed. In many areas of our lives, we’ve finally been able to breathe a sigh of relief, experiencing the rest that comes with the peace of answered prayers. Prayers that we’ve been faithfully carrying to God. But for others, it may bring a very

There are many things in life that are simply out of our control. But even when we can’t change our circumstances, determine God’s will, or control the actions of others, we still get to choose our response. Hannah’s story reminds us that the things beyond our control can lead us to the One who is.

Growth often requires adjustment. And sometimes, following where God is leading means being willing to change what once felt familiar, comfortable, and secure.

There’s this running joke on the internet that so many people across generations have related to about being on “God’s strongest soldier list.” It’s meant to be a funny way to make light of going through hard and challenging seasons, but one thing I learned growing up is that there’s always a little truth behind every joke. And the truth of the matter is, a lot of people are weary. They feel beaten down by what they’re going through, and they’re exhausted. Wondering why life

Some say, "How you start is how you finish." But I've learned that isn't always true. There have been plenty of times I've started something full of faith and ambition, only to fall flat on my face in discouragement and despair. Each experience left me more disoriented than the last, wondering where God was in the middle of it all and why life always seemed to be such a struggle. Especially because I grew up hearing that, in Christ, we already have the victory. Yet my reality