Hidden Treasures: Our Sovereign Father

We embarked on this treasure hunt over three months ago and have been scouring the fields of God’s Word for gems about God’s nature ever since. We’ve desired to know Him better so that we can love and trust Him more. And as we’ve uncovered each attribute of our Father, our faith in Him hasContinueContinue reading “Hidden Treasures: Our Sovereign Father”

Journey of Joy: Week Fifteen — Homecoming

I love that you’ve stayed my faithful travel companion for nearly four months, exploring joy from many facets and at every phase of desiring, seeking, and living it. We’ve immersed ourselves in Scripture and story and self-discovery to unearth everything about God, joy, and ourselves so that we can learn to embrace and exude aContinueContinue reading “Journey of Joy: Week Fifteen — Homecoming”

Playing Psalms: Games and Goodness — Red Light, Green Light

My friend proudly took her place at the front of the gym, standing with her given authority before our class. With hands on hips, she twisted her body around and hollered, “GREEN LIGHT!” Her back to us, we ran toward her with all our might from the back of the gym, hoping to tag herContinueContinue reading “Playing Psalms: Games and Goodness — Red Light, Green Light”

Beyond

As I drove north toward Oklahoma, my shoulders tense and mind whirring, I turned on some of my favorite Christmas songs that evoked worship and praise. And sang as loud as I could.  By the time I got where I was going, my worries had subsided and my focus was back on Jesus. Yes, my circumstancesContinueContinue reading “Beyond”

Present

Trust — my word for 2020 — has proven to be just what I needed. Crazy how one five-letter word can become a sustaining anchor. A rock to cling to when life crumbles and shakes and looks nothing like you expected. Early in the year, I dug into what it looks like to fully trustContinueContinue reading “Present”

When a Move of God Means a Move

Having trust as my word for 2020 is proving to be quite the anchor for a year of challenge and change. I thought I knew what God might be doing when He asked me to trust Him more, but I could not have anticipated how deeply I would need that trust. On June 4, ourContinueContinue reading “When a Move of God Means a Move”