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Moses’ story invites us to remember who we’re actually talking to when we pray and how that changes us from the inside out.
Jacob’s night of wrestling shows us that sometimes the struggle is exactly where God meets us.
Reading Scripture reminds me that names have always carried deep meaning, shaping stories and revealing how God sees us.
God is teaching me that He values my being with Him far more than my doing for Him. It’s a lesson I’m still learning, one quiet step at a time.
Losing sight of someone you love pulls a kind of panic out of you that you don’t even know you’re capable of, and Mary felt that same desperate ache when she realized Jesus was gone.
Clues can be everywhere, God’s faithfulness, answered prayers, moments of compassion, and we can still miss the bigger picture when we’re focused on the immediate problem right in front of us.
Sometimes the simplest question—What do you want Me to do for you?—is the one we struggle to answer the most.
Jesus isn’t asking us to pretend we’re brave; He’s inviting us to remember who He is and who holds the waves.
Sometimes the questions that make us the most uncomfortable end up being the ones that lead us straight into the heart of Jesus.
We spend so much of life trying to figure out where we fit, but Luke 15 reveals a God who is already searching for us with open arms.