Waiting has more of a purpose than just achieving the end goal we are waiting for. God uses waiting to transform us more into the image of Jesus. Today we contemplate this idea.

Waiting is about where our attention is. Are we focused on the things of this world or on our own desires? Or are we focused on God and God's desires for us? I reflect on this in today's podcast.

Waiting is not always a passive practice. Scripture usually talks about Waiting as an active thing. What does waiting look like when we see it as an active practice? Join me today as I look at this question in our daily reflection.

We don't usually like waiting but in this time of forced "waiting" is there something we can learn for the long term about this important topic. Join me today as I reflect on "Waiting on God"

It’s the Sabbath! What will you do with our reflections on the Sabbath this week. Will you make new priorities to integrate the spirit of the Sabbath into your weekly patterns? Join me today as I conclude my reflections on the Sabbath. Next week we’ll look at the concept of “Waiting”.

Sabbath is about relationship. God made the Sabbath and blessed it. Exodus says it is a day to be “unto the Lord”. What would it do for your relationship with God to remember God’s presence with you weekly? I reflect today on these thoughts.

The Sabbath is a unique part of God's creation because it deals soley with time. The rest of creation deals with material space. We are reminded in Sabbath that we are not merely spatial creatures but creatures in time as well. Today I reflect on this concept.

Rest is the most natural connection we make with Sabbath. What does Sabbath rest have to say to a overly busy culture? Join me today as he continues his daily reflections on Sabbath.

What do elevators in Israel teach us about the Sabbath? Today’s reflection seeks to answer this question. Stay safe and take time today to encounter God.