From Reactive to Rooted: How the Gospel Steadies Us
My grandmother was a businesswoman, a lay speaker in the church, and a fantastic writer. She could draft a message…
Spiritual Growth
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The Fruit That Proves the Root: Signs of Authentic Spiritual Growth
Have you ever noticed how the most impressive-looking fruit isn’t always the most flavorful? Those perfectly shaped, glossy apples in…
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Anchor in the Storm: How Knowing God’s Character Sustains Us through Life’s Trials
When the waves of life crash against us with relentless force, where do we find our stability? When circumstances shift…
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The Comparison Trap That’s Stealing Your Calling
Rachel watched as her sister Leah was given in marriage to Jacob first, despite Jacob’s love for her. Later, as…
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The Gentle Power: How the Holy Spirit Transforms Us from the Inside Out
I’ve noticed a curious tendency in many of our conversations about spiritual growth. We talk about reading our Bibles, praying faithfully, serving in ministry, and confessing our sins. All of these disciplines are vital, of course. But how often do we explicitly acknowledge the Person who makes all spiritual growth possible?
