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Wouldn’t it be great if our lives could be repaired as quickly as fixing a broken item with duct tape? “Oh, Darn!” I exclaimed after I tried to force a…

Establishing New Year goals, routines, or resolutions isn't meant to create feelings of inadequacy. It's not to burden you with overwhelming expectations. Instead, it's about connecting with God and finding comfort in His strength and presence. You can do this through prayer, with the Lord. He sees you, knows your struggles, and loves you unconditionally. This could be the most profound plumb line you could ever embrace.

Christmas Lights! They remind me of the coming celebration of the Savior King. But did you ever notice that some lights sparkle and some shine? Shining lights are steady radiating beams, whereas sparkling, glistening usually imply irregular or interrupted flashes.

What distracts you in your prayer life? How do you stay persistent, especially when walking in the valleys of life?

This experience left a profound impact. It reminded me how suddenly our lives can be tipped upside down, from one moment of joy, plans, and anticipation to being thrown into a storm filled with fear and uncertainty.

The author shares a childhood experience of drifting on a sailboat and realizing the importance of having an anchor. This parallels with the need to stay anchored in faith and not drift from God during life's distractions and challenges. The author provides practical ways to stay connected with God.

But God gives purpose to our transitions, moves, losses, and changes. He lovingly accompanies us, preparing new experiences and relationships on our new path.

It never ceases to amaze me how God continually teaches us through His creation, and today, it was the Great Blue Heron.

“But those who wait upon GOD get fresh strength. They spread their wings and soar like eagles,They run and don’t get tired. They walk and don’t lag behind.”—Isaiah 40:31 (MSG) The day…

I have been doing a lot of bird watching lately. It never ceases to amaze me how much I learn about God through His creation. I hope you will be…