Slow, honest writing about faith, grace, and the long road home. New entries each week.
Sometimes we look for deeper meaning in ancient rituals because we are bored with our daily walk. We hunt for a secret key in Hebrew roots…
Sometimes the problem is not that God is silent. Sometimes we are too crowded inside to hear Him. We treat prayer like a vending machine, in…
Many Christians think the battle against lust is won by sheer force of personality or avoiding certain websites. I used to think the same th…
Sometimes the problem is not that God is silent. Sometimes we are too crowded inside to hear Him. We fill our hearts with "what-ifs,&qu…
Sometimes we treat Lent like a spiritual diet plan. We talk about giving up chocolate or social media as if God is checking a box to see how…
Sometimes we treat the Bible like a scientific encyclopedia, expecting it to settle every debate of the modern age. We look for technical da…
Sometimes the problem is not that God is silent. Sometimes we are just too crowded inside to hear Him. We treat prayer like a vending machin…
Sometimes the biggest threat to your walk with Jesus isn't an outward enemy, but a quiet, internal erosion. We often look for giants to…
Sometimes the problem is not that God is failing to answer. Sometimes we are so fixed on the exit door that we miss the room He is currently…