Blog Posts

Through every season of life, God never leaves us. Even though at times, He seems difficult to find. He never leaves the scene we’re living.

It is unfair to judge God’s character and love for us by how long it’s been since He answered a prayer the way we’d like. The challenge is to remember the entire story, not just the part we’re living.

Five little things I’ve learned about hope since 2020, just in case hope seems hard in 2026. Spoiler: Hope dies last.

To be remembered well, we must give up making ourselves irreplaceable, we must focus on “becoming” instead of “completing,” and get comfortable leaving a thread hanging.

As November pulls into full view, food becomes both a topic of discussion and a source of stress. For me, food was also a big part of home, and how I felt loved. Scripture shows a food ministry of love can arise from our worst days and create a transient beauty that satisfies even the deepest hunger.

A life detour can take us into exile, but there are unexpected gifts in that foreign land. And, as all of us carrying both the pain of displacement and the gifts of the journey know: He never sends us anywhere alone.