When we are stressed, being told "don't worry!" can feel at best insensitive. But what if we see it as an invitation rather than a critique?
It’s strange how God meets us in the moments we often think are proof of His absence.
If what mattered to God mattered to us, we might just realize what matters.
The stories that we water, and the moments that we nurture are the ones that grow and shape the garden of our lives.
The world around us is eager to tell us what to value but Jesus has a different agenda for us.
What if the some of the conflict in our lives isn't about right or wrong, but simply about different ways of showing up in the same moment.
Leave your TV dinners in the living room, we have been invited into God's kitchen to learn how to make something beautiful together.
As we come to understand Jesus' ethic of love, adopting loving behaviours is important - but it's not enough. We are called to genuine love.
The thoughts we choose to rehearse will shape the people we become. And over time, those choices become the fabric of our attitudes, and the outfit of our lives.
When we repent, we need to radically change the way we think, not just our outward etiquette. The goal isn’t to become like Emily Post, it’s to become like Jesus!
Some ideas are so big that that they need to be demonstrated instead of talked about.
The fallout of reckless decisions we make early in life can leave us feeling that it's all over. But it isn't - because God loves a rematch.
Some are more paralyzed by their beliefs than they are freed by them.
Freedom is not something we wait for, it is something we risk for.
Many of the central characters in Old Testament stories live complex lives. While we may not want to follow their example, if we look at them as a mirror we may recognize in them, aspects of our own life that need attention.
You don't forget a truth that sets you free, but you might forget the title.
Hope is more than wishful thinking because it is not focused on what we are wishing for – it is focused on Who we are hoping in.
Psalm 57 doesn't tells how things are, it tells us how things feel, and for that it has Cave Reviews.
Hannah and Peninnah - two wives in the same household but living with very different sorrows. How can they find a way forward?
As a young tree is bent so will it grow, but there can be more to an old story with a new name.