Recent Posts When Life Doesn’t Look Like you Think it Should John 4:46-53 Although a man of authority, wealth, and position, the nobleman of John 4 found himself one day in a place that he could not change by force, threat,… Continue Reading → Change As much as we all resist and dread it; it is an inevitable part of life this side of Glory. We all tend toward the routine, comfortable, and predictable, yet… Continue Reading → Jehovah Raah So much comfort is found in Psalm 23. This psalm of David that dynamically illuminates one of God’s multifaceted qualities – He is Jehovah Raah—our Shepherd. The longer I journey… Continue Reading → Lessons from the Hebrew Children in Suffering This year I am listening through the Bible. While I am still in my Bible daily, additionally each day instead of reading straight through my bible, I listen to it… Continue Reading → Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh It was a dark world into which the Sun of Righteousness stepped. After four hundred years of no further revelation from Jehovah; no prophet to guide and direct, God’s people… Continue Reading → “Highly favored” Young and innocent Mary was greeted by a heavenly messenger with these words. Yet, “highly favored” took the form of rejection, desolation, instability, grief, and anguish. Joseph, at the age… Continue Reading → God With Us I have recently finished a Bible study of the book of Habakuk. While the book is quite poetic, walking through it intentionally, I found the book rich with relevance today…. Continue Reading → My Spouse is Narcissistic… I remember the day during the long, slow process of healing after the confession of my husband’s affair, that I googled “what is a narcissist?” As I read the summary… Continue Reading → The Gift of Lament The first time I was introduced to the idea of lament was during the long season of the grieving process that resulted after the discovery of my husband’s moral failure…. Continue Reading → I Will Take the Cup of Salvation In Jewish culture, Psalms 113-118 are called the “Great Hallal” and are traditionally sung/read at holy days, but in particular, at Passover. These were the songs on everyone’s mind at… Continue Reading →