Day 9: Psalm 18:1–2 — I love you, Lord, my strength. The Lord is my rock, my fortress and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold. When life feels uncertain, do you take refuge in who God is—or in what … Continue reading Refuge is not a place—it is a Person.
Sacred Questions from the Psalms is here. Nine years ago, this started as a single prayer calendar idea, one Scripture a day so whoever used it could pray in God's own words. It has grown into something much bigger than I ever expected — a series of guided journals, each one built entirely around a … Continue reading Sacred Questions from the Psalms
It all started with the simple idea of a themed calendar. My mom, in the middle of chemo, asked me to help her put one together for the church one more time. She was not sure she would have another Christmas. Over the years she had filled them with favorite recipes, wedding photos, all kinds … Continue reading Where This Began
I have been reading Levi Lusko’s book I Declare War, and one of the insightful points that he makes is that it is never the wrong time to reset. How many times have you set a goal, gotten off track, and thought you had to wait until the next day, the next week, or even … Continue reading Reset
Questions – we all have them – starting at the age of two with everyone’s favorite question, “why?” But asking questions isn’t a skill unique to toddlers. It almost seems inherent in us as humans. The same questions get asked so often that we have an acronym for it – FAQ. We question our children’s … Continue reading Questioning God
