How life taught me the value of seeking God daily, not just in the storm. They’re called “prayers from the foxhole" for a reason. The term originated during World War I. Foxholes were hastily dug burrows or trenches, used to protect soldiers from enemy fire. Housing only one or two soldiers, they allowed troops to... Continue Reading →
When Moses stood before the burning bush, He stood before Refining Fire. God does nothing by accident. Moses felt unqualified to lead God's people out of Egypt. God chose Him anyway. God's choice was not an accident. Once a prince of Egypt, Moses became the vessel God used to bring His people out of bondage.... Continue Reading →
John the Baptist dedicated his life to preparing the way for the One who'd bring the world salvation. Luke Chapter 1 tells the story of John the Baptist’s miraculous birth to Elizabeth and Zachariah and his calling to prepare the way for the Lord. Elizabeth gave birth to a son whom she named John in obedience... Continue Reading →
When marital trauma packs the soil of our hearts with bitterness, the Holy Spirit enters the dark to do the gentle, devastating work of kindness. Welcome to a special collaborative edition! Today, Laura Lynch, the insightful voice behind Beneath the Surface—a publication dedicated to sharing how the 'Son' breaks through our hidden places to restore what... Continue Reading →
Romans 8 assures us that nothing can separate us from the eternal, steadfast love of God through Jesus Christ. Romans 8 is one of the most uplifting passages in the Bible. It assures us that nothing in existence — including death, present and future events, or any created thing—can separate us from the steadfast, eternal... Continue Reading →
