Silence is sometimes all we have left when words fail. But silence can also be the place where God begins to speak. When tragedy strikes, the world shouts. Politicians argue, news outlets debate, and people scramble to assign blame. But followers of Jesus are called to something different.

God is not against us, rushing us, or disappointed in us. Instead, life itself — God’s gift — has been patiently waiting for us. No matter how long we’ve been delayed, stuck, or hesitant, or wayward, God’s life is still there, waiting, ready to welcome us in.

What if your sin doesn’t separate you from God? What if the whole focus of the Gospel isn’t about you inviting an absent Jesus into YOUR heart, rather it’s the Good News that the Father and Son received YOU into THEIRS!

We live in a culture obsessed with management. We manage our schedules, our health, our finances, even our spiritual lives. We manage our image, our friendships, our families. And—if we’re really honest—we try to manage God. But here’s the truth: you can manage your life or live it—but you can’t do both.

Confronting the raw question many of us avoid: "Do I really love God?" It's not a question of doctrine or duty, but of relationship. And sometimes the honest answer is, "I don't know."

Have you ever forgiven someone, only to realize you still hope they trip on a Lego in the middle of the night? Forgiveness is not a Law of Reciprocity! Rather it’s an action of taking the initiative.

Let's STOP Blaming God for Death! You may want to stop saying ‘it was God’s will’ when death happens. Death is not God's will—it is the enemy (1 Corinthians 15:26) Scripture does not teach that God needs evil to teach us.

What if God speaks not only through prophets and preachers, but through a rabbit on your porch?

“You Don’t Get to Determine My Day”

A powerful, hope-filled reminder that your worth isn’t up for debate. Not from critics. Not from shame. Not even from religion. Only Love gets to define you—and Love says you already belong.

Wouldn’t it be great if we had a time machine—a DeLorean to take us back and fix everything? But the truth is, healing doesn’t come from going back. It comes from surrendering what’s behind and stepping fully into the new.