When we give what we have to Jesus, he can do more than we could’ve ever asked or imagined.

No matter where we fall on the Martha and Mary spectrum, we are loved by God.

We will always sacrifice something we value for that which we value more.

I believe we can be like Abram and resist temptation when it arises.

The woman at the well reminds us that encountering Jesus can change everything.

Let’s slow down, behold God, and allow him to change our hearts, minds, and lives.

Let’s practice pausing long enough to hear God speak.

I’m learning to trust God in seasons of lack.

The things that we do, if done in faith, hope, and love, aren’t wasted.

God set Jeremiah apart as a prophet to the nations. And he’s done the same for us as well.

Let’s choose to seek God’s face and savor his presence today!

Despite what the movies tell us, we can endure the difficult parts of life.

What we don’t handle today, will need to be dealt with in the future.

We encounter little injustices every day and we get to choose how we respond.

While we might not be able to do everything, we can do something. After all, nothing is wasted with God.

The things we are called to are an opportunity for us to rely on God even more.

Love and grace are accessible to us because of the finished work of Jesus.

What have we added to our identities along the way that God is inviting us to drop?

For a moment, let’s check in with ourselves and see how we’re really doing.

Maybe even our mourning and heartbreak can glorify God.