The end is on its way, and it brings Release
The smallest crack in the door is enough to draw my eyes and lighten my heart in release. It is not over, but it will be soon.
Lessons I have learned about life and other interesting realities
The smallest crack in the door is enough to draw my eyes and lighten my heart in release. It is not over, but it will be soon.
Responsibility is, in equal parts, a weighted chain and wings to fly. But we all have equal access to the key to the King’s storehouse.
Fatigue suffocates the soul and devastates hope. But the breath of life animates skeletons and births life from dust.
The transformative love of God results in freedom to love, serve and suffer.
What if we have to suffer to enter the Kingdom of God?
When we’re adopted into the family of God, we are gifted with Holy Spirit super-power.
Being baptised in water is one thing, but being baptised with the Holy Spirit is significantly … more.
New year, fresh start, old confessions. In the cave again and a tad too comfortable.
To suffer pain and loss is a universal experience. But how we grieve is intensely personal. A poem.
Once we’ve Wised Up and ‘Fessed Up after a fall, we have to Get Up and get back on that horse.