There is a kind of prayer that rises from our deepest longing. Not, “Save me from this.”But, “Finish what You started.” Psalm 138 ends with that kind of plea. The Lord will fulfill his purpose for me; your steadfast love, O Lord, endures forever. Do not forsake the work of your hands. Psalm 138:8 ESV Do notContinue reading “Wednesday Wisdom | You’re Not an Abandoned Project”
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I Love Words | Liminal
I love words. I learned a new one the other day. Well, new to me. Liminal spaces are strange places. They are the in-between. Not what was, not yet what will be. I’ve come to recognize that PTSD often lives in that space. Not always as a sharp memory, but as a kind of unsettledContinue reading “I Love Words | Liminal”
Wednesday Wisdom | Lessons from the Major Prophets for Living in a Contentious World
Finding clarity, courage, and compassion when everything feels divided Friends, we are not the first to live in a contentious world. Long before our present headlines, well before our mind-numbing arguments and endless comment threads, the prophetic voices of men like Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel stood in the middle of cultural fracture, spiritual drift, and political upheaval. These menContinue reading “Wednesday Wisdom | Lessons from the Major Prophets for Living in a Contentious World”
