📌 Small Talk:
I am not very good at it…
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📌 All Things Prayerful – Entry Three
The Quiet Power
Mark 4:27
“And should sleep, and rise night and day, and the seed should spring and grow up, he knoweth not how.”
Charles Spurgeon:
“Prayer moves the arm that moves the world, but it often does its work out of sight.”
Prayer has never been a small practice tucked into the corners of Christian life. It has always been the place where heaven leans in, where God’s voice meets human faith, and where history quietly turns its pages through the obedience of ordinary believers.
Continue readingYour efforts are unseen.
Your work is ignored.
And your heart whispers, “What about me?”
Continue reading📌 When Authority Does Not Look Like Authority
“Then said Paul, I did not know, brethren, that he was the high priest…”
— Acts 23:5
When Paul stood before the Sanhedrin, the atmosphere was chaotic.
Voices clashed. Accusations flew.
No one wore priestly garments.
Nothing about the moment felt holy. Continue reading
📌 It’s Okay To Leave the Spoon in the Bottom of the Sink
📌 The Cup … Are you Able?
You know, the disciples once got into an argument about who would sit at Jesus’ right hand and who would sit at His left. They were thinking about position, honor, and visibility. But Jesus looked at them and gently said:
“You do not know what you ask. Are you able to drink the cup that I am about to drink?”
— Matthew 20:22, NKJV
What a question… Continue reading
One of the enemy’s favorite tactics is to make you second-guess decisions you made years ago. He whispers things like, “Imagine where you’d be today if you hadn’t made that mistake,” or “Are you sure that good decision wasn’t actually a bad one?”
Before you know it, what once felt settled suddenly feels shaky.
Sometimes it comes as a heavy battle; other times it’s just irritating enough to pull your mind off course and get you pondering things that don’t need to be revisited.
You don’t need to reopen old chapters God has already closed. Continue reading “📌 Second Guessing”