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You Don’t Have to Be a Five

God doesn’t ask us to compete with someone else’s gifts—He asks us to be faithful with what He has placed in our hands. Whether we’ve been given five talents, two, or one, the question is the same: will we use them, grow them, and give Him the glory?

When God Keeps the Answer

Some questions may never be answered on this side of heaven. Deuteronomy 29:29 reminds us that the secret things belong to God, while the things He has revealed are ours to hold onto. When the “why” becomes too heavy, sometimes the better question is: What do I know? I know God is faithful, I know He is present, and I know I can trust Him even when I do not understand.

Do Grace and a Hammer Mix?

Kindness does more than bless the person receiving it—it changes the heart of the person giving it. Sometimes grace shows up in the most ordinary places, even in a conversation about a hammer.

An Empty House and a Hotdog with Dill Relish

When the unclean spirit has gone out of a person, it passes through waterless places seeking rest, but finds none. Th...

I’m Positive This Is a Bad Idea

Bad days happen. Plans fall apart, people don’t show up, and sometimes everything just…doesn’t. Philippians 4:8 reminds us that biblical positivity isn’t pretending everything is fine—it’s choosing where we allow our minds to dwell when it isn’t. And considering Paul wrote those words while imprisoned, he may have known a thing or two about finding something worthy of praise.

Think You’re Tough? Scripture Has a Test for That!

Think you’re tough? Scripture has a test for that—and spoiler alert: bench-press numbers, trucks, tools, and impressive facial hair are nowhere on it. Real strength looks very different from what the world often tells us.

Are You Ready to Solve a Mystery?

Sometimes the words have been there all along—we just weren’t ready to see them. Psalm 119:18 reminds us that Scripture still holds wondrous things to discover when we ask God to open our eyes.

Surrender? Isn’t That for Cowards?

We’re taught to fight, push through, and never surrender. But when it comes to God, surrender isn’t defeat—it’s faith. Sometimes the strongest thing we can do is admit that He sees what we cannot and trust Him enough to take control.

Can You Pray About That?

Is anything too small to pray about? From major decisions to broken equipment and misplaced keys, “pray without ceasing” reminds us that God wants to be included in the ordinary moments of our lives, too.

Stop Borrowing Trouble

We can plan, prepare, and work hard—but there comes a point when we have to stop borrowing trouble from tomorrow. Matthew 6 reminds us to do what we can today, trust God with what we cannot control, and leave tomorrow in His hands.

A Word Fitly Spoken

Proverbs 25:11 reminds us that the right words, spoken at the right time and with the right heart, can be a beautiful gift. Whether offering encouragement, admitting we were wrong, or having a difficult conversation, our words should be guided by wisdom, humility, and a desire to glorify God.

Don't Come Down From The Wall

There will always be critics at the bottom of the wall telling you how they would do the work differently. But when you know God has called you to the work in front of you, you don’t have to answer every voice. Stay humble, stay teachable, listen for God’s still small voice—and keep building.
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