The Wisdom of the Wise Woman of Abel: A Warrior’s Strategy

Over the past few weeks, I have contemplated the concept of walking as “Lady Wisdom.” Reflecting on the roots of wisdom, I often cite the book of Proverbs, which teaches that a wise woman builds her house, but a foolish one tears it down with her own hands (Proverbs 14:1). This verse took on new meaning when […]

Holy Week Devotional Series | Day 5: The Death and Resurrection – A Love Story That Still Speaks

| Day 5: The Death and Resurrection – A Love Story That Still Speaks “He is not here; He has risen, just as He said!” – Matthew 28:6 (NIV) The tomb is empty. The stone has been rolled away. And with it, the greatest shift in human history occurred—death was defeated, hope was restored, and […]

Holy Week Devotional Series | Day 3: There Is a Time for Everything

Day 3: There Is a Time for Everything “There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens…” – Ecclesiastes 3:1 (NIV) As we continue this sacred journey through Holy Week, we pause today to reflect on a powerful and often overlooked truth: God’s timing is perfect, even when it’s painful. […]

Holy Week Devotional Series | Day 2: Even If We Keep Quiet, the Stones Will Cry Out

Day 2: Even If We Keep Quiet, the Stones Will Cry Out “I tell you,” He replied, “if they keep quiet, the stones will cry out.” – Luke 19:40 (NIV) Today we lean into a bold truth spoken by Jesus as He entered Jerusalem: even if we remain silent, the stones themselves would cry out in […]

The Uncontainable Love of Christ

This week, during our women’s Bible study, I experienced a moment that left me profoundly changed. Sitting in the sanctuary, I listened intently as the speaker eloquently described the difference between loving Christ and being in love with Christ—the distinction between a casual affection and an intimate, consuming relationship. She then posed a thought-provoking question: […]

Unshakable Faith: How Daniel’s Obedience Revealed God’s Sovereignty

Happy New Month, Dear Readers! We are embarking on a powerful time in our generation. I am still in the book of Daniel because I am greatly encouraged by not only his spirit of excellence but also his deep reverence for the Lord. If you missed last month’s publication, you can find it here: “Living […]

Remaining Expectant in Hope During Perilous Times

One of the most astounding responses in Scripture is Christ’s calmness and peace during raging storms. When the disciples panicked as their boat was tossed by the wind and waves, Jesus was asleep. Upon being awakened, His response wasn’t panic—it was a commanding peace: “Peace, be still” (Mark 4:39). This posture of assurance is what we are […]

Welcome to 2025: Your Year of Fruitful Living and Divine Momentum!  

Happy New Year! Welcome to 2025, a year filled with God’s promises and endless possibilities. I am standing in faith, believing that this will be your BEST YEAR YET! What a bold declaration—but one rooted in the truth of God’s Word and His transformative power.  As we step into this new year, let us fix […]

Grief During the Holidays: Embracing Hope and Legacy 

Once upon a time, I dreaded the holiday season—particularly Thanksgiving. In 2005, my life changed forever. What was meant to be a quick trip home turned into an event that would alter my perspective on life, faith, and grief.   When I arrived home that year, I found my mother with an oxygen machine, struggling to […]

“Guarding Our Hearts: Standing Strong in a World Where Love Grows Cold”

In these perilous times, it is easy to fall into the trap of anger. We see lawlessness abound, immorality celebrated, and the very foundations of our faith and families shaken. But I write to encourage you, beloved in Christ, not to allow your heart to grow cold. Jesus Himself warned us of this in Matthew […]

The Mind of Christ: Excellence and Critical Thinking as Worship

In a recent conversation with my youngest, we discussed the concepts of excellence and critical thinking. It struck me deeply how these two qualities are vital in everyday life and rooted in our identity as children of God. Excellence, in the sense that our Heavenly Father has uniquely gifted each of us, calls us to […]

The Parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins

In Matthew 25:1-13, Jesus shares the parable of the ten virgins, five wise and five foolish, waiting for the bridegroom to arrive. This parable, rich with cultural significance and spiritual lessons, offers timeless wisdom for us as believers. We can glean a deeper understanding of Christ’s message about being spiritually prepared through the lens of […]

Contending for the Faith: Staying Strong Against Deception

In a recent conversation with a fellow believer, I was informed that over 30 million people have left the Christian faith in the past ten years. As someone who loves numbers and facts, I decided to investigate this claim further. What I discovered was quite different. Reports indicate that over the past 25 years, around […]