A beautiful song from a classic movie, The Prince of Egypt, is called "Through Heaven’s Eyes." Essentially, the song highlights understanding what it looks like to view our lives through an eternal lens, knowing the role we have—a thread in the tapestry contributing to God’s grand design—while also humbly understanding our role is not more… Continue reading A Thread in a Tapestry: Finding Our Place in God’s Grand Design
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Rescued by His Mercy: The Mountain I Could Never Climb
I recently watched a documentary about people climbing dangerous, nearly vertical terrain to reach remote churches. One missed step could mean a fatal fall. As I watched them ascend, it struck me how much this mirrors our own attempts to reach God. We try to meet unrealistic standards so that we can earn closeness to… Continue reading Rescued by His Mercy: The Mountain I Could Never Climb
8 Biblical Principles I Was Reminded of This Year
Reflecting on this past year, I’ve been reminded of several biblical principles that continue to shape how I live. Here are eight that stood out to me: Prioritize Prayer and Seek Quiet Time with GodDevote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful.- Colossians 4:2 NIVI rise before dawn and cry for help; I have put… Continue reading 8 Biblical Principles I Was Reminded of This Year
Uniquely Positioned
During a recent presentation at work, a presenter shared an overview of her role, highlighting how her previous experience uniquely positioned her for her current role. The words, “uniquely positioned” struck me and the first story that it reminded me of was the story of Esther in the Bible. Esther was an orphan and Jew,… Continue reading Uniquely Positioned
What do we boast in?
In our current world, where credentials, degrees, status, and riches validate our voices, it is an upside-down perspective in the Bible. When you look at God’s word, it is very interesting those He called to fulfill His great plan. He used the ordinary, the unexpected, or the lowly in society. He used fishermen to proclaim… Continue reading What do we boast in?
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