David writes a song that doesn't allow the reality of God's love to diminish the reality of his present suffering... and a psalm that doesn't allow the reality of David's sin and distress to put an asterisk on God's love for him.

If you’ve ever been tempted to attribute the suffering you face in this life as evidence of God’s hand against you, this ancient story of Naomi might be the story for you.

In a world that makes us forget we are all connected-this story offers us a stark warning, that in those moments when we don’t think we are Able,....to not become a Cain

Hagar had great faith. But it was faith in what she imagined to be God’s plan rather than faith in God’s self.

This Psalm and the circumstances surrounding its writing offer us a glimpse of what Spiritual Resilience can look like.  Where our hope isn't rooted merely in what we are feeling, but in what we have come to know.

Hagar felt all but invisible in her world. Then she was found by the God who sees her.

The most spiritual moments in your life won't be when you feel God has shown up, but instead when you realize that God had never left.

David delighted in the fact that he was intimately known by God, but when it came to his enemies, he wasn’t willing to look past the colour of their uniforms.

The story of Jonah helps make our own experience comprehensible by offering us a a new way to perceive not only God but ourselves

Preserving is not the same as hoarding, it is knowing what is worth keeping.