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2026.06.28 | I Keep Praying for Stability. Maybe I Should Be Praying for Something Else.
June 30th, 2026
A reflection for anyone who has been clinging to comfort in their faith life and wondering why things feel stale. Devin's third challenge from Acts 18 - and what prayerfully embracing change actually ... Read More
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2026.06.21 | I've Been Running on Empty for a While. Sunday Gave Me Something to Hold Onto.
June 23rd, 2026
For anyone in ministry - or just trying to show up faithfully - who is tired and wondering if it's enough. A real reflection from Acts 18.
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2026.06.14 | I've Been Searching for Something. I Think Sunday Told Me What It Is.
June 16th, 2026
A reflection for someone who senses there's something more but hasn't been able to name it. The Athenians had an altar to an unknown God. Paul had an introduction to make.... Read More
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2026.06.07 | I Know the Gospel. I Just Don't Talk About It Much Anymore.
June 9th, 2026
A reflection for followers of Jesus who genuinely believe the gospel but have quietly stopped sharing it. Acts 17 is an uncomfortable reminder that Paul never stopped - even when it cost him.... Read More
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2026.05.31 | I've Always Assumed Global Mission Was for a Certain Kind of Person.
June 1st, 2026
An honest reflection from someone who assumed global missions was for unusually bold people. Ephesians 2:10 says otherwise — and so does the story of one couple from our church who simply kept saying ... Read More
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2026.05.24 | I’ve Been Trying to Impress God for Years. I’m Tired.
May 25th, 2026
An honest reflection for anyone who’s been trying to earn God’s approval for years and is running out of steam. Matthew 23 draws a sharp contrast between blind religion and the gospel, and this post s... Read More
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2026.05.17 | I Keep Running Into This Question, and I'm Running Out of Reasons to Ignore It.
May 18th, 2026
A candid reflection from a guy in his thirties who, after years of curate-your-own-life independence, finds himself confronted by the real identity of Jesus. It explores the shift from viewing faith a... Read More
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2026.05.10 | I Finally Understood What Wholehearted Love Looks Like. I Was Holding It.
May 12th, 2026
What if the "Great Commandment" isn't a demand for more effort, but an invitation to admit our need? In this vulnerable reflection, a new mom shares how the exhaustion of motherhood and the helplessne... Read More
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2026.05.03 | I Told Myself I’d Serve When Life Slowed Down
May 4th, 2026
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
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2026.04.26 | Is the Resurrection Actually Reasonable?
April 29th, 2026
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
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2026.04.19 | When I Realized My Questions Weren’t Really About Answers
April 20th, 2026
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
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2026.04.12 | When the King’s Feast Meets My Calendar
April 13th, 2026
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.
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