Jesus didn’t stumble into being betrayed or crucified. He walked into it knowing exactly what it would cost Him—the pain, the shame, the separation. He knew, because none of it was hidden from Him, yet He chose obedience anyway.
Love on the Cross
City of Refuge
Now, my city of refuge is not a place but a Person. I can run to Him, naked and unashamed, in my distress. He is never far away—close enough. He is Mighty to Save. All I need to do is fix my gaze on Him, look to Him, and I am lightened. My face is... Continue Reading →
A Lesson on Gratification.
The phrase “delayed gratification” is not one that particularly feels comfortable in the moment that is needed. The world constantly urges us to “have it now” because “it is your right” and “you deserve it”, or “do what feels good” since “you can be forgiven”. The enemy often uses this as a subtle trap, drawing... Continue Reading →
Sold-Out
Life often feels crowded; noisy, chaotic, distracting and filled with competing desires. Many are chasing fleeting pleasures such as success, power, and wealth. Like runners in a race, many are striving, but not all are running with purpose. For all that is in the world, the lust of the flesh, and the lust of the... Continue Reading →
Book Review: ‘Pearl in the Sand’ by Tessa Afshar
Today's book tells a tale of God's unending and unreserved mercy and it reminds us of this verse of scripture;ook tells a tale of God's unending and unreserved mercy and it reminds us of this verse of scripture; He raiseth up the poor out of the dust, and lifteth up the beggar from the dunghill,... Continue Reading →