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"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls."   — Matthew 11:28-29 (NIV)   This morning wasn’t it. I woke up too hot, already tangled in the weight of everything I had to do. My to-do list felt like it stretched into next week, and my air fryer—my lifesaver for cooking bacon—was broken. Bacon! I needed that small joy to make this m

Scripture: "Then Peter came to Jesus and asked, 'Lord, how many times shall I forgive my brother or sister who sins against me? Up to seven times?' Jesus answered, 'I tell you, not seven times, but seventy-seven times.'" – Matthew 18:21-22     When my husband recently confessed that he had been holding onto anger and blame toward me for over ten years, I was completely blindsided. He told me it stemmed from an incident in our early marriage when I loaded the dishwasher with

God always keeps His word and takes care of His people, even when life changes.

God keeps his promises, even when things look impossible.

God is always with His people, even when we can’t see Him.

God blesses those who obey Him with humble hearts.

God cares about people and has the power to help, heal, and provide for them.

God provides for His people when they trust and obey Him, even when things look impossible.

God’s power and Spirit continue to work through His people, even when His servants change.

God is the only one we should trust and pray to—He is stronger than any false god or king.

God's truth always comes true, so we must listen to Him, even if it's hard.

God is the true God who rules everywhere and gives victory by His power, not ours.

God is near to weary hearts—He often speaks quietly, but His words give strength and hope.

God sees when people do wrong, and He cares deeply about justice and fairness.

Today we’re going to hear an amazing story from the life of Elijah the prophet and King Ahab

I've been rather dispondent here lately, thinking "How did I get here?" I was raised in church, yet never really DISCIPLED. Week after week, I sat in pews, sang the songs, and listened to the sermons. I knew the Bible stories, the right church lingo, and the motions of faith. But for most of my life, no one ever came alongside me in a way that said, “Let’s walk this out together. Let’s follow Jesus side by side, in the everyday, not just on Sundays.” There was one season, th

You’re Not the Only One Who’s Felt This Way There’s a moment in Psalm 13 where David says, “How long, Lord? Will you forget me forever?” That’s not poetic fluff. That’s a real man, crying out from a real place of feeling abandoned.

Freedom comes when the shame breaks. When you talk to another brother. When you stop trying to “white knuckle” your way through it and finally say, “This is where I’m struggling.”