the fig leaves we still wear
We’ve been hiding since Eden. We’ve been covering ourselves with spiritual fig leaves, hoping no one will see our mess. But God’s question still echoes: “Who told you that you were naked?” He never asked us to live masked or ashamed. Real healing begins when we bring our whole selves into the light… seen, known, and still loved.
strength in the serving
When we serve others, something holy happens. What should drain us actually fills us. Serving doesn’t just bless others—it changes us. It reveals purpose, reshapes perspective, and strengthens faith until our hearts begin to reflect the very One we serve.
grace for the faithful
If you’ve been running on empty, this is your reminder: God is not asking for more effort. He’s offering more grace. When life feels like striving and your soul feels weary, Jesus’ invitation still stands: “Come to Me, and I will give you rest.”
Making Room at the Table
Hospitality is discipleship in action. In this blog, we explore what it means to reflect the Kingdom of God through open doors, shared meals, and genuine welcome. Every invitation extends the heart of Jesus, reminding the world that there’s always room for one more.
Thriving in the Wilderness
The wilderness is where faith is tested, dependence is built, and identity is refined. It may feel like silence and delay, but it’s often God’s preparation for something new. This blog walks through biblical wilderness stories and Isaiah 43:19 to remind us that even in barren seasons, God is still making a way.
Rebuilding Trust in Community
Church hurt can be painful and disorienting, but it doesn’t have to be the end of your story with God’s people. In this blog, we explore what it means to heal, forgive, and rebuild trust in Christian community. God’s Word calls us not to abandon the family of faith, but to fight for unity, love, and grace… even when it hurts.
The Covering That Carries Us
We may never see the lives upheld because we whispered a prayer or chose to keep believing when everything said to quit. But heaven sees. And eternity echoes with the quiet faithfulness that carries others through.
what i know about flourishing
Thriving with Jesus doesn’t mean having it all figured out. It means knowing Him personally—not through your parents, your pastor, or your church attendance, but through a deep, daily dependence that transforms your heart. Even in the darkest valleys, we can flourish when we surrender our self-reliance and lean fully into His faithfulness.