When we think about Peter walking on the water towards Jesus, it is a different picture in each person's mind. In some, Peter is running. In others, Jesus is smiling. Either way, this powerful miracle from the Gospels holds an important truth for each of us on our personal walk with the Lord. May you find space here to pause, reflect, and abide. At the end of this article is a free printable worksheet to prayerfully dive deeper. Peter Walks on the Water with Jesus Study Point

The concept of "abiding in the Vine", from John 15, is one of those more difficult ideas found in the teachings of Jesus. This blog post will explore what it means to abide in Christ, what that practically looks like for believers today, and invite you to tune into God's nearness in new ways. If your daily life feels overwhelming, everything feels out of control, and you just can't catch a breath - the idea of abiding in the Vine holds the power to transform your whole life.

When we read John 15 or hear Christians talk about how to abide in God, it can still feel a little bit vague, right? This article will go into the Scripture passage where Jesus spoke about how to abide and make it very practical with ideas and tips to live near God every day. God is longing for your presence. He misses you. It is time to abide in the Vine. May you find space here to pause, reflect, and abide. At the end of this article is a free printable worksheet to prayerf

We all reach points where it's hard to remember why we started, difficult to track the way forward, and easy to forget the promises of God. This article walks you through how to get unstuck in a way that I personally use.

When your eyes are fixed on the past or the future, it can be hard to embrace the season you're in right now. But the truth is God has placed you in this life stage, role, or position for a reason. I'll share some helpful thoughts here to guide you so that you can view your season in a fresh perspective. May you find space here to pause, reflect, and abide. At the end of this article is a free printable worksheet to prayerfully dive deeper. Growth Track for Embracing the Seas

Easter might not be about a bunny carrying eggs - This article explores the real meaning of Easter by starting in the Bible to find its origins. Easter is a holiday where Christians reflect on, remember, and gain inspiration from the events occurring in the final days of Jesus Christ.

The first Sunday of Holy Week has many names: Palm Sunday, Triumphant Entry, Triumphal Entry. This day of traveling for Jesus and His disciples kicks off the chain of events that unfolded leading to the cross, death, and resurrection. Easter is about more than bunnies and eggs, so let's walk through what happened day by day. Tip: At the end of this post is a free printable worksheet to prayerfully contemplate the impact of Palm Sunday for you, today. This series of articles w

The events of Monday in our Holy Week timeline can be hard to understand and confusing. As Jesus cleared the Temple, he reacted to merchants and sellers there with acts of violence - or was it righteous zeal? Note: At the end of this blog post is a free printable worksheet for you to personally and prayerfully contemplate this important day. This series of articles will cover the key events of Easter in the order that they're celebrated in in the Christian tradition. Click th

On the third day of our Easter timeline, Jesus gave His final teachings before His death. The Olivet Discourse and His debates with the Pharisees are put into context when understood with the account of the withered fig tree that also happened that day. Hint: At the very end of this article is a free worksheet for you to personally and prayerfully engage deeper This series of articles will cover the key events of Easter in the order that they're celebrated in in the Christian

While the other days on the Easter timeline are filled with elaborate events, described in great detail across the Gospels, there's a quiet hush surrounding Wednesday. Sometimes called 'Holy Wednesday' - this day on the Easter calendar is shrouded in mystery, as we await the arrest of Jesus on Thursday.