A collection of my heartfelt insights and mindful moments.
There’s something humbling about an empty table. As a discipleship leader, you set the table with care—meticulously preparing your lessons, sharing heartfelt messages, and making space for others to grow in their faith. But often, the table remains empty. Sometimes, people show up; most of the time, they won’t. It’s exhausting. You pour your heart […]
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The Lord visited Sarah as He had said, and the Lord did to Sarah as He had promised. -Genesis 21:1- This verse says a lot about God fulfilling a promise in the life of Abraham and Sarah. This is like the culmination of their very long season of waiting on God for Isaac. As I
Waiting on God: Trusting His Timing, Holding Onto His Promises Read More »
I came across this message in my morning reading: In life, “who you are” is not the issue. What really matters is “whose you are.” It made me stop in my tracks. I’ve spent a lot of time, as I’m sure many of us have, trying to figure out who I am—shaping myself, measuring myself
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Yesterday, I visited our ancestral home and came across an old keyboard piano. It reminded me of my younger years—back when I used to play in church, for my family, and whenever I just wanted to relax and sing. There was a joy in those moments, a sense of calm and purpose that filled each
To Make Our Days Count, We Need to Number Our Days Read More »
Once upon a time, in a small pottery village, a Master Potter was molding a simple piece of clay. As he shaped it into a pot, he whispered to the clay, “There are five things you must know before you can live a life of purpose and become the masterpiece I envision you to be.
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Sarah’s stomach drops as she sees the email from her boss. It’s a meeting request, out of the blue. Her mind races. Did she mess up? Is she in trouble? This job is her lifeline, and the thought of losing it makes her feel sick. Worry keeps her up at night, and even small things
Coping with Uncertainty After Job Loss: Finding Hope and Direction Read More »