I know I’ve been talking a lot lately about the valley season and the waiting season. When you’re in those seasons, it feels like you’re stuck in a holding pattern, just trying to keep your head above water. Or, it feels mundane. You’re out of the trenches and now the piercing heat is making you… Read More Speak to the Valley: What Ezekiel Teaches us about the Power of our Words
People have a lot of misconceptions about only children. The moment you tell someone you don’t have siblings, you can almost see the stereotypes flashing behind their eyes. They think we’re all spoiled, sheltered, and bratty. And look, to be fair, that is the case for some. Some only children don’t know how to work… Read More Born to be Strong
We’ve all been there. You feel that purpose, a sense of direction, a spark. You feel the “oil”—that divine green light telling you it’s time for a new season. And then… nothing happens. Or, a closed door happens. You find yourself stuck in the old wondering if you stepped out correctly. You are annoyed, but… Read More Surviving the Gap in the Waiting
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
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
Being young, scrappy, and hungry, like America was during its revolutionary days, is all about that relentless drive, ambition, and hunger for success. It’s the embodiment of a spirit that refuses to settle, a spirit that’s always pushing boundaries and striving for more. Whether it’s in your career, personal growth, or any pursuit, channeling that… Read More Being “Young, Scrappy, and Hungry” with your Purpose
Let me transport you to a world of wonder. Picture yourself in a serene meadow, where time slows down and the worries of the world fade away. As you gaze up at the vast expanse of the sky, a symphony of fluffy white clouds dances above you, each one telling a unique story. These clouds… Read More Stop and Look Up (1 min. read)
Theatre is different from literature because of the difference in visual experience.… Read More Theatre vs Literature
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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