God Never Handed Me a Calendar
Note: The graphics were generated using AI. Welcome to the first day of October! Since September only has 30 days, I doubled up today and prayed Psalm 31 along with
Morning is Night’s Boundary
Note: The graphics were generated using AI. Some nights feel longer than others, not because they hold more hours, but because they weigh more. I’ve had nights when my body
God Is Not Swirling. He Is Seated
Note: The graphics were generated using AI. The Philadelphia region experienced a slow-moving nor’easter this past weekend, and Lower Bucks County (where I live) was under a wind advisory with
He Was Listening All Along
(Note: AI-generated content is my graphics) Sometimes I pray about the same situation again and again. And I wonder: “Lord, are You listening? Do You see what is happening? Are
I Want a Spotlight, God Gives Me a Lamp
(Note: The AI-generated content is my graphics.) Some seasons of life leave me asking three questions, and Psalm 27 speaks to all three: What should I be afraid of? Which
What Does God See in Me?
(Note: The AI-generated content consists of my graphics.) Some people have never met a mirror they didn’t like. They catch their reflection in a window, stop at every mirror, and
When God Doesn’t Write It in the Sky
(Note: The AI-generated content consists of my graphics.) Some days I wish God would hand me a map—clear a path, make the next step obvious, and reveal the final destination
It Was Never Mine
“The earth is the LORD’s and the fullness thereof, the world and those who dwell therein.” (Psalm 24:1) I use the word “my” all the time. My house. My money.
The Valley Is Not the Destination
Psalm 23 may be one of the most familiar passages in the Bible, and many pastors claim it’s the most requested Psalm for funeral services. However, familiarity can cause us
God’s Silence is Not God’s Absence
Many days I pray the same prayer again and again and wonder if God is listening. I ask Him to heal someone I love, change a difficult situation, give me
Answered Prayer Deserves Remembered Praise
Psalm 20 is a prayer before battle, and Psalm 21 is the praise that comes afterward. What God’s people asked for in Psalm 20, they celebrated in Psalm 21. “O
Your Troubles Never Arrive First
Have you ever worried about something that hasn’t happened yet? I have. My mind can race ahead to tomorrow, imagining the difficult conversation, the uncertain outcome, the diagnosis, the decision,