B Moments

There’s a phrase I keep hearing lately: “life is lifing.” It’s the perfect way to describe those seasons when responsibilities pile up, and you feel like you’re running on a treadmill you never meant to step on. I’ve felt that way recently. And in the middle of it, I reminded myself that I am in this world, but I am not of it. Jesus never promised to remove the chaos. In fact, in John 17:15, He pr...

Many of us will gather with friends and family this Memorial Day weekend, reflecting on the sacrifices of those who came before us while enjoying the warmth of fellowship and good food. It’s easy to worry about overindulging—the extra dessert, the second helping—but Jesus reminds us in Mark 7:15: “It’s not what goes into your body that defiles you; you are defiled by what comes from your heart.” T...

There are seasons when you know God has spoken a promise over your life… yet you’re still standing somewhere between “what He said” and “what you see.” That in‑between place can stir up doubt and insecurity. But this is exactly where a child‑like faith becomes powerful. Not naïve, not uninformed — but pure, uncluttered trust. The kind of faith that believes God simply because He is God. After all...

There are moments in life when something unwanted drops into our path, and our first instinct is to beg God to take it away. We assume the only good outcome is its removal. But so often, the very thing we want gone is the thing God is using to reveal His power, His purpose, and His presence. Think of the man born blind. The disciples were quick to assume his suffering was someone’s fault — his or...

Webster defines “blindsided” as being “surprised unpleasantly,” and many of us know that feeling all too well. One moment you’re standing tall, hopeful about a long‑awaited season, and the next, something hits you so hard it knocks the wind out of you. And often, when we get back up, we don’t rise the same way. We stand guarded. We whisper, “Never again.” But even in those moments, God offers a pa...

When God places an assignment on your heart, excitement often comes with hesitation. You want to step forward, but fear, doubt, or even distractions can cause delay. How many times have you put off a calling—choosing comfort over courage ? David understood the value of time. Though known as a warrior king, he spent time developing his gifts—playing the harp, dancing, and even refining his archery...

There are moments when life feels like a threshold—when something new is stirring, and you sense God inviting you forward. It’s thrilling, yes. But also daunting. What if you step out and stumble? What if the path doesn’t unfold the way you hoped? God knows your heart. He sees your excitement, your hesitation, and the unfinished work. And still, He calls you forward. In His light, you see light—no...

There’s a quiet freedom that comes when you stop carrying what God never asked you to hold. When Jesus sent His disciples out with no purse, no bag, no backup plan, He wasn’t being harsh — He was inviting them into a life anchored in trust rather than fear. A life where provision meets you on the way, not before you start. As the spring travel season approaches, it’s easy to pack our minds and hea...