Praying for the President: Biblical Obedience Despite Disagreement

In a polarized political climate, it can feel almost impossible to separate faith from frustration. Elections divide families, social media fuels outrage, and every decision made by the president seems to come with a chorus of praise on one side and condemnation on the other. So when Scripture tells us to pray for our president—regardless … Continue reading Praying for the President: Biblical Obedience Despite Disagreement →

Living Coram Deo: Before the Face of God

To live coram Deo means living before the face of God—under His authority, in His presence, and for His glory. It’s a simple phrase, but it carries a weighty, deeply biblical truth: there is no part of life that falls outside of God’s sight or lordship. Not even the ordinary, seemingly unseen moments of daily … Continue reading Living Coram Deo: Before the Face of God →

A Word Study on “Tomorrow”: Hope for the Future Rooted in God’s Promises

Few words carry as much emotional weight as tomorrow. It can stir anticipation, anxiety, fear, or longing. For some, tomorrow represents opportunity; for others, uncertainty. Scripture speaks often about tomorrow—not to give false assurance, but to redirect the believer’s hope away from control and toward trust in God’s unchanging promises. The Yesterday About Tomorrow Together, … Continue reading A Word Study on “Tomorrow”: Hope for the Future Rooted in God’s Promises →

Contend for the Faith: Key Takeaways from the Book of Jude

Though only one chapter long, the Book of Jude delivers a weighty and urgent message to the church. Written to believers facing internal corruption and false teaching, Jude calls Christians to stand firm in the faith once for all delivered to the saints (Jude 3). Jude powerfully reinforces the doctrines of God’s sovereignty, the seriousness … Continue reading Contend for the Faith: Key Takeaways from the Book of Jude →

The Royal Line: The Purpose Behind the Genealogy of Jesus (Matthew 1:1–17)

At first glance, the opening verses of the Gospel of Matthew might seem like a simple list of names—one many readers are tempted to skim. Yet, this genealogy is anything but dull. Every name tells a story of promise and divine providence. Matthew begins his Gospel this way for a reason: to declare that Jesus … Continue reading The Royal Line: The Purpose Behind the Genealogy of Jesus (Matthew 1:1–17) →

A Truth Worth Repeating: ‘Do Not Be Afraid’

“Do Not Be Afraid”: A Biblical Command That Points Us to God’s Sovereignty For years, a popular Christian saying has circulated: “The phrase ‘Do not be afraid’ appears 365 times in the Bible—one for each day of the year.” It’s a comforting thought, but it’s not actually accurate. While Scripture repeatedly calls God’s people to … Continue reading A Truth Worth Repeating: ‘Do Not Be Afraid’ →

Beholding His Glory: Reflecting on the Attributes of God

For years, I believed knowing God meant understanding what He has done for me. But as I began to study His attributes—His very character—I realized that knowing who He is transforms everything, and one of the most transformative things a believer can do is pause and behold the glory of God. When we take time … Continue reading Beholding His Glory: Reflecting on the Attributes of God →

The Names of God: Knowing Him More Deeply Through His Word

In Scripture, God reveals Himself not only through His works and His Word, but also through His names. Each name is like a window into His character—teaching us who He is, what He has done, and what He has promised. God’s self-revelation in Scripture is sufficient, clear, and authoritative. When God tells us His name, … Continue reading The Names of God: Knowing Him More Deeply Through His Word →

Grace Saves, Mercy Spares: Why We Need Both

Grace and mercy are not vague spiritual concepts—they are glorious realities rooted in God's sovereign will and covenantal love. They reflect the character of a holy and just God who, while rightly condemning sin, chooses to redeem a people for Himself through the finished work of Christ. Though grace and mercy are often spoken of … Continue reading Grace Saves, Mercy Spares: Why We Need Both →

Singleness with Purpose: Flourishing in Every Season

As a single woman in a church setting, it can sometimes feel like you're not quite fitting the traditional mold. However, I've learned there are ways to navigate this unique position with faith and obedience. I often felt left out at church because most conversations among women pertain to married life and motherhood (neither of … Continue reading Singleness with Purpose: Flourishing in Every Season →