The Lord Is My Refuge (Psalm 91:2)
The Lord Is My Refuge (Psalm 91:2) You’ve likely heard the phrase before: The Lord is my refuge. It’s a short, powerful sentence that the psalmist uses to describe a…
Mercy That Triumphs Over Judgment (James 2:13)
Mercy That Triumphs Over Judgment (James 2:13) You’ve probably heard the phrase Mercy That Triumphs Over Judgment before, and if you’ve read James 2:13, you know it’s a powerful, short…
The God Who Restores the Brokenhearted (Psalm 147:3)
The God Who Restores The Brokenhearted (Psalm 147:3) You’ve probably stood at the edge of a wound—emotional, relational, or spiritual—and wondered if healing is really possible. Psalm 147:3 gives you…
The Word Became Flesh (John 1:14)
The Word Became Flesh (John 1:14) When you read the simple phrase “The Word Became Flesh,” you encounter a sentence that carries the weight of history, theology, and personal encounter….
Anchored in Hope (Hebrews 6:19)
Anchored In Hope (Hebrews 6:19) You’ve probably heard the phrase Anchored in Hope before, and if you’ve read Hebrews 6:19, you know it’s powerful: hope pictured as an anchor for…
Lift Up Your Eyes to the Hills (Psalm 121:1–2)
Lift Up Your Eyes To The Hills (Psalm 121:1–2) You know those moments when life presses in from every side, when the weight of worry sits heavy on your chest…
The God of the Second Chance (Jonah 3:1–2)
The God Of The Second Chance (Jonah 3:1–2) You’ve likely heard the story of Jonah many times: a reluctant prophet, a fleeing ship, a storm, a fish, and a city…
When the Curtain Was Torn (Matthew 27:51)
When The Curtain Was Torn (Matthew 27:51) You stand at the foot of the cross. The sky has darkened. There is sorrow, bewilderment, and the weight of sin hangs heavy…
Grace Greater Than Our Sin (Romans 5:20)
Grace Greater Than Our Sin (Romans 5:20) You come to Scripture weary, perhaps weighed down by mistakes, failures, and the nagging sense that you don’t measure up. In the simple…
Living Water for the Thirsty (John 4:14)
Living Water For The Thirsty (John 4:14) You come to a well because you are thirsty. You come to people because you are hungry for relationships, for acceptance, for truth….