We live in a culture obsessed with the arrival. We celebrate the new job and promotion, a relationship that leads to a wedding, the clean bill of health, and the answered prayer. Trust me, I am still working on this myself after years of practicing the opposite. In middle school, I was always looking forward… Read More Waiting Well
A couple of months ago, I mentioned that I was diving into the book of Job. If I’m being completely honest, usually when you open to Job, the immediate internal reaction is to close the Bible because why this book? It’s hard to look at a story of such immense loss when you’re already navigating… Read More Waiting in the Desert: Finding Abundant Life When You Feel Parched
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 with deep roots. Without depth, we are susceptible to the scorching heat of… Read More fruit takes time
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 is not only the God of the mountains; He is the God… Read More So, you’re in a valley
I’ve been reading the Gospels with my Bible plan, diving into the life and teachings of Jesus in chronological order. This unique approach means that today, I might be exploring the wisdom of Matthew, while tomorrow, I could be reading the insights John had. It’s a fresh and dynamic way to experience the scriptures, offering… Read More Seeing Jesus: Journeying through the Gospels
In the tapestry of biblical narratives, the story of Ruth stands out as a testament to loyalty, kindness, and the providence of God, even though His direct mention may be absent in the text. Through her unwavering devotion to her mother-in-law Naomi and her embodiment of the principles of Proverbs 31, Ruth emerges as a… Read More Ruth: A Portrait of Loyalty and Kindness
In the journey of life, we often find ourselves navigating through various chapters, each presenting its unique challenges and opportunities. Currently, my life application Bible has led me to the book of Exodus, unveiling the story of Moses. As I reread this story as a young adult, I am struck by the powerful lessons it… Read More Embracing God’s Call: Overcoming Doubt and Finding Purpose in the Exodus
Christmas represents hope because it is a time of year when people come together to celebrate love, joy, and peace. It is a time when families and friends gather, putting aside their differences and coming together in unity. The holiday season brings a sense of hope as it reminds us that no matter how difficult… Read More Christmas = Hope
Why do we try so hard? It’s in our being to try and please someone; ourselves, others, or the idea of perfection. This is something we constantly struggle with. We try to please people by the things we buy, the music we listen to, the clothes we wear, and the slangs we use. Everything tries… Read More Pleasing People (2min)
Have you ever sleepwalked? I never have. but I use to sleep talk. That sounds weird, right? It happens after an exciting or long day. When you sleepwalk, or in my case sleep talk, you’re not aware. The only witnesses are those watching you experience it. People may never know they sleepwalk unless someone told… Read More Sleepwalking through Life