Burnout at the Broom Tree
Elijah had just witnessed some of the most powerful miracles recorded in Scripture, yet he collapsed under the weight of fear and exhaustion. God did not rebuke him or demand more faith. Instead, He offered rest and food. This story reminds us that spiritual fatigue is not failure and that God often meets us in our exhaustion with practical provision rather than spiritual pressure.
thrive with a thorn
What if the struggle we are desperate to escape is the very thing God is using to protect us?
In reflecting on Paul’s thorn, this blog explores how limitations can function as boundaries, guarding our hearts and keeping us aligned with God’s plans. Even when the season does not change, God is still working, and His power is made perfect in our weakness.
You Don’t Have to Be Okay to Belong
You don’t have to be okay to belong. Godly community is built on honesty, not perfection. When we let people into our mess, we give them permission to do the same.
cracked & called
When God calls, He doesn’t look for perfection—He looks for willingness. This story is a reminder that our cracks don’t disqualify us; they make us usable in His hands. In our brokenness, He shines brightest.
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.”
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.
living open in a guarded world
Community may be a buzzword, but for the church, it’s a lifeline. In a world that prizes independence and self-protection, this blog explores how Christ calls us to something deeper… connection that’s honest, healing, and rooted in grace. Even in anxiety or fear, there is a place for you in the body of Christ.