Tag Archives: God is Love

The Doctor in the House

Have you ever known someone who refused to go to the doctor because they were feeling sick? It sounds backwards, but people do it all the time. They think, “I’ll make an appointment once this cough clears up,” or “I … Continue reading →

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Beyond Fairness

We humans have a big obsession with fairness. From the time we’re kids squabbling over who got the bigger half of a cookie, we keep mental scorecards. We want justice, we want balance, and if we feel wronged, we want … Continue reading →

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The Power of Love

“For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes…” Romans 1:16 There are verses that stand tall like mountains, and Romans 1:16 is one of them. It rises with … Continue reading →

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Faithfulness in the Small Things

When we think of living a “faithful” Christian life, our minds often jump to grand gestures—traveling overseas as a missionary, preaching to thousands, or enduring extreme sacrifices. Because our everyday lives are filled with ordinary chores like paying the utility … Continue reading →

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God cares for His people

Psalm 32:8 is one of those verses that feels like a warm hand on your shoulder—steady, gentle, and full of promise: “I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go;  I will counsel you with my loving … Continue reading →

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Keeping the Covenant

We live in a world where keeping your word has become somewhat optional. Contracts are pages and pages of fine print designed to find an exit ramp, and loyalty often lasts only as long as it remains convenient or profitable. … Continue reading →

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The Scarred Oak

Some time back, I came across an old oak tree standing tall along a country lane. What caught my eye wasn’t just its size, but a massive scar running right down the trunk. It looked like it had taken a … Continue reading →

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The Changing Seasons

Good morning from the Heartland. If you step outside early in the morning and look across the fields, you’re reminded of something that never fails: the cycle of the seasons. No matter what kind of craziness we humans manage to … Continue reading →

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The God Who Sees

Hagar gave this name to the Lord who spoke to her: ‘You are the God who sees me. Genesis 16:13 Provision begins long before supply. It begins with sight — God’s attentive, compassionate awareness of His children. Hagar’s story is … Continue reading →

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Unshaken Refuge

“God is our refuge and strength, an ever‑present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea, though its waters roar and foam and the mountains … Continue reading →

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