Is the afterlife just a fairy tale, or does it actually make sense? This blog moves past "nice thoughts" to look at the logic of the resurrection. By focusing on God's nature as the "God of the living...  Read More

An honest reflection on Matthew 23:11 for anyone who’s been telling themselves they’ll serve when the season is less busy. Spoiler: it doesn’t slow down, and that might be the point....  Read More

This reflection explores Jesus’ response in Matthew 22:15–22, where a question about taxes reveals something deeper about control, trust, and worship. Instead of focusing on politics or answers, the b...  Read More

This reflection on Matthew 22 explores Jesus’ parable of the wedding feast through the lens of everyday life, our schedules, distractions, and quiet tendencies to ignore God’s invitation. It’s an hone...  Read More

For those who have heard the Easter story many times, it can quietly fade into the background. Reflecting on Philippians 2, this blog revisits the beauty of Jesus’ humility, sacrifice, and lordship, i...  Read More

It’s easy to start acting like the owner of our lives, especially when it comes to our families. This Holy Week, we’re looking at what it means to move from "owning" to "honoring."...  Read More

This post uses a simple parenting moment: two kids, two very different responses to the same request, to shed light on Jesus’ parable of the two sons in Matthew 21. It explores why God cares about mor...  Read More

A fig tree full of leaves but empty of fruit becomes a mirror for our own faith. Reflecting on Matthew 21:18–27, this blog explores the tension between outward appearance and inward reality, and how J...  Read More

What starts as a tired Sunday quickly turns into a personal wake-up call. Through Matthew 21, this reflection explores how easy it is to drift through church distracted and disengaged, and how Jesus l...  Read More

A longtime churchgoer and mom realizes she’s treated Jesus more like a problem-fixer and advisor than Savior and King, and reflects on what it means to see Him more clearly in light of Matthew 21. ...  Read More

When life feels like too much, juggling work, kids, aging parents, and strained relationships, dependence on God can feel more like failure than faith. In this reflection on Matthew 20:29-34, we look ...  Read More

When life feels like a constant cycle of showing up, serving, and carrying the weight, Jesus gently redefines what true greatness looks like. Reflecting on Matthew 20:17–28, this blog explores how the...  Read More