I grew up not knowing who my father was. For the first ten years of my life, I called my stepdad “dad” and even had his last name. But around age eight, I found out he wouldn’t be adopting me after a...  Read More

Everyone has an opinion. Everyone claims to know what’s true. But not every voice speaks from God. On Pentecost Sunday, we remember how the Holy Spirit came, filling God’s people and helping them proc...  Read More

Have you ever looked back on a choice and wondered if you’d ever recover from it? Whether it was something accidental or deeply intentional, moments like these can fill us with shame, regret, and a li...  Read More

We live in a culture where options are celebrated, and commitments are often delayed. But in God’s Kingdom, discipleship is a call to leave behind comfort and pursue a higher purpose. In 1 Kings 19, w...  Read More

Our world is noisy: devices buzzing, distractions piling up, thoughts racing. It’s easy to miss God's quiet voice in the middle of it all. But sometimes, it’s precisely in the stillness where we find ...  Read More

We often picture prophets like Elijah as unshakably bold, calling down fire from heaven, standing alone against kings, and walking in the supernatural. But in 1 Kings 19, we find Elijah not in triumph...  Read More

Life often plays out like a drama, filled with tension, silence, unexpected turns, and breakthrough moments. In 1 Kings 18, we witness a high-stakes spiritual showdown where God proves He is not a dis...  Read More

This past year, I experienced what felt like a personal breakdown. One thing after another—car accidents, health issues, emotional exhaustion, spiritual heaviness. It seemed like every area of life wa...  Read More

It’s amazing what can build up in a house over time—papers, boxes, things we no longer use or even remember storing. Spring is often when we finally open the windows, air things out, and get honest ab...  Read More

A few weeks ago, I found myself utterly spent—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Between caregiving crises with my sister and my mom, leading a young adult worship night with no heat or electr...  Read More

Last week, I had the chance to visit the Philadelphia Flower Show with Jess and my parents. Walking among the vibrant floral displays, I marveled at the sheer amount of time, skill, and preparation th...  Read More

Life can feel like a circus—unexpected challenges, financial pressures, political tensions, and personal struggles all swirling together. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, you’re not alone. Even biblic...  Read More