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  Stretching the Soul: Job’s Lessons in the Waiting Room
  The Book of Job is one we rarely read or try to think about, but when we do, we feel sympathetic and move on with our life thanking God that it’s not us. It’s heavy and uncomfortable, so we tend to keep our… Read More Stretching the Soul: Job’s Lessons in the Waiting Room
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  fruit takes time
  Good fruit takes time to grow. Being in the preparation isn’t about fast-forwarding or staying at a standstill. The Bible contains numerous metaphors about farming and gardening because nature reflects the rhythm of the Creator. We are called to be fruitful and have healthy soil… Read More fruit takes time
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  So, you’re in a valley
  Valleys, waiting seasons, the void—whatever you call it, it doesn’t feel good. Rightfully so, these terms carry negative connotations. They imply a lack of sunlight, a lack of progress, and a lack of comfort. But—and there is always a divine “but” with God—He… Read More So, you’re in a valley
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  Ebooks, Audiobooks, or Physical Books: How Emotions Influence Our Reading Preferences
  The way we read and experience books has changed dramatically with the rise of ebooks and audiobooks, adding layers of choice to how we consume stories and information. Some days we may feel drawn to the immersive experience of a physical book, while… Read More Ebooks, Audiobooks, or Physical Books: How Emotions Influence Our Reading Preferences

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