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Every tear that was shed Every dream that was killed The blood that screams from the ground You redeem what we broke What was broken,...

It is not you who changes But the world around you Bending doorways into arches that point towards the sky Distorting windows to reflect...

Daddy always gave me extra jelly on my toast bread, warmed and browned It seemed enormous in my small hands Greedily, I lick my lips as I...

Is healing only found in the hurting? Is suffering the only way to bear fruit?

What is the language of love? How do you pronounce it?

Do you know what you will become?

Experiencing joy in the things that remain the same and hope for the things you long to change. New Year, New Me was never a saying I...

Over the past few years, I have immersed myself in the journey of uncovering my family history. As I listen to the stories shared by the...

The Acts of the Apostles provides clarity on the duty of the church, both past and present, in becoming a diverse and yet unified body of Christ.

While Habakkuk does not receive the answer that he wants, he is encouraged by God’s character, justice, and sovereignty. What can Habakkuk teach us about how we can respond in the face of injustice and the character of God?  

What is it about being still that is so difficult? Now, if you were to ask me if I could sit on my couch and binge-watch a Netflix series...