When we consider our staying and going decisions, we should focus more on abiding in God than in the physical place.

In developing eyes for the invisible, we must recognize not only invisible types of illnesses, but our own heart issue as well.

When we are suffering, we often we think we know what we need, but by being open to bigger, unidentified needs, we can begin holding our "need" and God's provision at. the same time.

Saudade is indeed, absence with a presence. But it is also absence with a pull, absence for a purpose. This God-shaped space in our hearts represents the most important saudade we must deal with in this life.

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.

Carrying a cross makes no rational sense until we realize we are called to help but not to save, and that miracles can happen on the way.

When God's goodness is difficult to remember, we must avoid a dangerous bias called recency syndrome and lean on the God of the long-term.

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, we must give up making ourselves irreplaceable, we must focus on "becoming" instead of "completing, "and get comfortable leaving a thread hanging.

A ministry of love can arise from our worst days and create a transient beauty that satisfies even our deepest hunger.