Spiritual Journey

Encouragement for your walk with God.

Seasons Change

As I’m writing this, I am reflecting on the next chapter, the new season in my journey, and I also want to encourage you to evaluate where you are in your journey. It is so easy to get attached to a previous assignment, and that could cause us to miss what God wants to do […]

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Close-up of a wooden box with a brass latch, symbolizing how believers often confine Jesus to limited spaces in their spiritual lives.

Jesus in a Box

Do you experience Sunday highs during and after church, only to be followed by the Monday Blues, then Tension Headache Tuesday? Do you start to feel optimistic on Wednesday, also known as Hump Day? You’re looking forward to a wonderful Bible study that evening. Your proverbial spiritual tank is full again. Then comes Thankful Thursday

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Flames representing the fiery furnace from Daniel 3, symbolizing trials that test and refine faith in God.

The Fiery Furnace

I recently listened to a teaching, and to make his point, the pastor referenced Daniel 3, where we read about Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego who refused to worship the golden image created by King Nebuchadnezzar, who commanded everyone to worship it. King Nebuchadnezzar declared that anyone who does not fall down and worship the idol

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A figure running inside a hamster wheel, symbolizing being stuck in repetitive life patterns and the need for spiritual freedom.

The Hamster Wheel

Do you know of someone who is always trying to get their life together? I suppose in some way or another, we are all doing so, but I am thinking of people who always seem to be going through different versions of the same thing over and over for several years, if not their entire

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There Can Be No Plan B

Recently I was writing about total dependence on God and the reality of how difficult it can be in the human realm but that we must firmly stand on the Word of God. I titled it “Critical Condition” to convey that this is serious business. After I finished writing, I used the “Read Aloud” function

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There’s Power in the Name of Jesus

I was recently made aware of a social media post where an atheist referred to a video and said it was proof that there is no power in the name of Jesus. The video the person was referring to is of a woman named Sonya Massey who was tragically and senselessly murdered by a police

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Repeat After Me…Nah, I Don’t Think So

As I listen to and learn from several resources, one thing that seems to be at the forefront in this season is an awareness of church leaders who use the words, “Repeat after me.” It happens on many occasions, but two scenarios seemed to stand out. Of the many things pastors suggest that people repeat

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I Am Not a Christian…But Don’t Get It Twisted

As I share my journey through this blog, I was led to write about why I no longer call myself a Christian. I am not offended when someone mistakenly calls me a Christian, and this is not to condemn anyone who calls themselves a Christian. It is a glimpse of my journey as I seek

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Keep It Moving

Of the many things I am learning as I continue to seek God’s Kingdom, I understand that I must keep it moving. I must stay on a continual exploration of the narrow path where God can reveal the truth of His Kingdom to me as I seek with my entire heart. We want full control

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Bible verse from 1 Corinthians 2:9 on a dark sky background, reminding believers of the unseen things God has prepared for those who love Him.

Eyes to See, Ears to Hear

I recently had a funny moment with the Holy Spirit. Of the ways God speaks to us, for me, most of it seems to happen while I am in the shower. Because of this, I have learned to keep my phone nearby in case I need to take note of a “spiritual download.” I do

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