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Instead of clinging to God in seasons of trouble and pain, we often seek relief elsewhere. And it works for a while… But then the waves begin again, and we find ourselves floundering once more in a repeating cycle, lost at sea and seeking relief anywhere but in the One who can grant that relief. That’s when learning to cling to God is the only thing left—and the only thing that really works, in the end.
Read MoreA blog on getting back into the habit of focused, intentional, prioritized prayer.
Read MoreForget the Bible T-shirt or the cross necklace—people usually see Jesus in you when you reflect this one critical trait. My blog, “Can People Tell I’m A Christian?”
Read MoreWhen we're on our knees, sometimes that's how we truly understand our need for Jesus. My devotional this week explores whether feeling broken can help make me whole.
Read MoreJesus cared a great deal about social justice, and if we call ourselves followers of Christ, we must care, too.
Read MoreWhen things are continually cropping up in our minds, in our dreams, even in the pattern of relationships we form with others, it’s a sign the past isn’t really gone—despite our intentions to make it so. Is there a benefit to stepping back so we can move on? What if we need to go backwards in order to go forward?
Read MoreWe get so busy and wear so many “hats” in life, and distractions can easily take our focus off the most important things. But remembering who we are—and Whose we are, as God’s precious and beloved child—crystallizes our priorities when the clamor of the world gets too loud.
Read MoreLove can be wonderful—until we sabotage it with unrealistically high expectations and comparisons that our partner can never live up to. When it comes to our relationship with God, it’s much the same. My devotional-blog on becoming: How our love relationship with God is a work in progress.
Read MoreDo you hoard your blessings, time, or other things for your own selfish pursuits or pleasures? (We’ve all been there!) My blog for this week on the importance of not hoarding our gifts but using them for God.
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