Even if you are a stay-at-home mom carrying the weight of the home, you were never meant to carry it alone. Love is shared weight, not one-sided labor, and God calls husbands to step into discomfort, serve sacrificially, and protect their wives’ hearts.
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The God Who Binds Wounds and Names Stars
“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.He determines the number of the stars; he gives to all of them their names.”— Psalm 147:3–4 There is something startling about how close these two verses are. One moment, God’s hands are near—tender, attentive, binding wounds that are raw and personal. You can almost see HimContinue reading “The God Who Binds Wounds and Names Stars”
The Richest Person on Earth (Even If Just for a Day)
A simple Saturday reminded me how much beauty is hidden in the ordinary rhythms of family life. From hand-ground coffee to laughter over silly doorbell ringtones to moments of repair and emotional regulation, our day was full of grace. I ended it feeling like the richest person on earth.
I Don’t Have to Earn Rest Anymore: Healing an Overactive Mind That Won’t Let You Stop
If you’ve ever felt guilty for sitting down while someone else is working—or found yourself unable to stop moving even when you’re exhausted—you’re not lazy or broken. You might just have an over-functioning nervous system that learned rest isn’t safe. This post explores how that pattern starts, why your brain resists stillness, and how toContinue reading “I Don’t Have to Earn Rest Anymore: Healing an Overactive Mind That Won’t Let You Stop”
Jesus the Way, the Truth, the Life: An Invitation Home
When Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life,” He wasn’t laying out a rulebook — He was offering a relationship. John 14:6 isn’t about exclusion; it’s an invitation home. Here’s what those words truly meant to His first followers — and what they mean for us today.
The Plentiful Harvest: Embracing God’s Call
Grow something beautiful in this home, God —
patience, kindness, joy, and faith.
Let the seeds I plant in exhaustion
bloom in Your perfect time.
Should We Preach Hate?
A biblical deep dive into the earthly ministry of Jesus and how we as believers hold the tension between truth and Grace, law and love. Last night, as I sat in church group, I heard something that made me pause — “Jesus hates…” It was the first time I had ever heard anyone, person orContinue reading “Should We Preach Hate?”
Forgiven, Forgiving
Forgiveness doesn’t always happen in a single moment. We forgive, and then grief and anger resurface, and we forgive again. But while our forgiveness comes in waves, God’s forgiveness does not. When He says “forgiven,” it is finished—once and for all.
Devo for the Depressed
Today you are feeling discouraged. (Maybe it’s a feeling that’s lasted a lot longer than just a day.) Maybe you’re wondering: Is God real? Does he care? Does prayer change anything? Sometimes you pray and have answers. Sometimes you pray and don’t have answers. You’re hurt. You’re discouraged. You’re tired, maybe tired doesn’t even beginContinue reading “Devo for the Depressed”
Faith is What you Find
This morning I was led to a new definition – well, perhaps ‘understanding’ is a better term—of faith. “Faith is what you find at the end of your faith” Abraham – Father of Faith – got the call (from God) to leave and go to a faraway land, and he left. How long didContinue reading “Faith is What you Find”
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