Be the Light (Be the Bulb!)
Faith is not something to be concealed; it’s meant to radiate outward. Loving like Jesus isn’t about having the perfect words or always knowing what to say. Often, it’s about how we show up in the world, how we treat others, how we respond when things get difficult, how we love when it would be easier to turn away. That’s where the light comes from. Being a light doesn’t mean being flawless. It means being willing: willing to love, willing to forgive, willing to choose grace
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Known Fully, Loved Completely
I often come across the phrase “ to be loved is to be known ,” and it has been sitting with me for a while. I have seen it shared in different contexts about relationships, intimacy, and human connection, but no matter where my thoughts begin, they always seem to find their way back to our Creator. Because every truth about love, at its core, originates with Him. There is a longing in all of us to be known, to be seen beyond the surface and beyond what we present to the worl
Jan 292 min read
Until We’re Home
“Aren’t we all just walking each other home?” I recently read this quote, and I’ve been thinking about it for a while. When we look deeper into it, the understanding is that we aren’t doing life alone. It isn’t a solo trip. None of us has it fully figured out. We are all moving through confusion, joy, loss, and growth at the same time, and what we really do for each other is offer companionship along the way. But as believers, there’s an even deeper truth beneath this: we are
Jan 262 min read
God Is Good Even When Life Is Not
“God is good.” I say that phrase often. I hear it often. And most of the time, it’s said with excitement after something works out, after a blessing, after life feels kind and light. But the truth is, saying “God is good” is easy when life is good. The harder question is: Is God still good when life is not? When your prayers seem unanswered. When healing doesn’t come the way we hoped. When plans fall apart, relationships break, or grief settles in quietly and refuses to leav
Jan 192 min read
