Matthew 14:13–21 There’s a quiet tension in today’s passage that feels familiar. Now when Jesus heard this, he withdrew from there in a boat to a desolate place by himself. But when the crowds heard it, they followed him on foot from the towns. When he went ashore he saw a great crowd, and heContinue reading “Bible Study Sunday | When What You Have Isn’t Enough”
Saturday in the Word | On Blasphemy, Images, and the Weight of His Name
There are moments when something we see doesn’t just strike a nerve but it reveals something about us. Recently, a meme circulated depicting President Donald Trump in the posture of Christ, hands extended as if healing a man. Some laughed. A few cheered in support of him. Others were offended. Many couldn’t care less. Here’s a soberingContinue reading “Saturday in the Word | On Blasphemy, Images, and the Weight of His Name”
Grace for the Unfinished Day
Even with intention, not every day will cooperate. Plans shift.Interruptions come.The line between what you hoped for and what actually happened will blur. And this is where grace meets you. Not as an excuse. But, as a companion. Because a life lived with intention is not a life lived with perfection. It is a lifeContinue reading “Grace for the Unfinished Day”
