

Holy Week...to me! (Part 1)
I dreaded writing this piece, though I felt the nudge to write about Holy Week. How does one speak of the Word made flesh? No descriptor feels strong enough. No words feel right. So I decided the best I could do was write from the heart—and hope it lands. So, there we go. I was disgusting—filthy, gross beyond recognition—and worse, I enjoyed it. I was lost. You knew it. I knew it. Yet the filth didn’t bother me; the pigpen enticed me. I yearned for it. The wind of the world s
2 days ago2 min read


When God Says No: Trusting What You Don’t Understand
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where your righteousness didn’t seem covered by divine protection? Where you felt caught in an impasse—not just questioning why a season was prolonged, but questioning God’s reasoning for allowing it in the first place? I have. Maybe for you, it was something meaningful—a resource, your health, a ministry—something you were faithfully using to serve the Kingdom. And then, in what felt like an instant, it slipped through your fingers
Mar 253 min read


When God answered the prayer, you didn't pray
Recently, my church embarked on a 21-Day fast- a public dedication of a personal devotion to God. During fasting seasons like this one, we’re encouraged to write a prayer list. Not quite a yearly resolution, and certainly better than manifestation, it’s an intentional entrusting of the desires of our hearts to an ever-near Abba. It’s not wishful thinking. It’s the activation of faith and power. Faith that God is more than able. Power to ask and believe that He will move.
Jan 283 min read



