An eclectic collection of reflections, opinions, notions, beliefs, and feelings.
Standing in a funeral home days before the one-year anniversary of my mother’s passing forced a deeper question: are we living today in a way that allows the truth to be spoken at the end? Finishing well doesn’t happen by accident; it’s built in ordinary, faithful days.
Jesus warned that proximity to the kingdom doesn’t guarantee readiness for it. Matthew 25 exposes the danger of assumption, neglected obedience, and faith that stops responding.
With profound sorrow, we announce the passing of Mary Magdalene Jones, affectionately known to many as Mary Black or Mary Wymer, on January 8, 2026. Born on April 27, 1939, …
Not every hardship comes from God. Some obstacles are man-made, rooted in broken systems, bad decisions, or spiritual opposition. This article encourages believers to go beyond passive acceptance and utilize biblical discernment when confronting life’s challenges.
Storms still come, even for Spirit-filled believers. But when Jesus is in your boat, the winds lose their authority. This post looks at Mark 4 and reminds us that while He calms the sea, He also confronts the fear inside us. No storm can sink a life anchored in His presence.
The wise men weren’t Jewish or accepted; they were Gentile outsiders. Yet they were the first to bow before Jesus. Their story reminds us that Christmas is all about sinners searching for the Savior and finding hope, redemption, and a brand-new life in Him.
Gratitude isn’t always a feeling. Sometimes it’s a discipline that steadies the heart during life’s toughest seasons. This post explores how thankfulness strengthens faith, shapes holiness, and keeps us anchored in God’s goodness.
Thanksgiving makes me slow down and recognize the blessings I didn’t earn. From salvation to family to God’s steady hand through every season, this is my honest look at the goodness He’s poured into my life.
Even when you can’t see Him, Jesus is walking beside you. The Road to Emmaus reminds us that in seasons of doubt, disappointment, or spiritual dryness, the Lord draws near, opens the Scriptures, and rekindles faith.
Growing up Apostolic in today’s culture isn’t easy. But you don’t have to just survive—you can thrive. Here are 10 ways to hold onto your Apostolic identity and live boldly for Christ while navigating the pressures of this generation.