The Slow Burn (Or, Falling In Love With God When You Always Sort Of Knew Who He Was)

When you feel like you've always known God, it's easy to forget that there's always more of Him to learn and experience. [Click title to read more.]

It’s A Sin To Lie. I Wonder If We Forget.

Lying is still a sin. Even when we'd rather focus on others. [Click title to read more.]

We must not forget what love is supposed to look like. [Click title to read more.]

We ought to remain cognizant of how our minds can deceive us. [Click title to read more.]

If I must err, let me err on the side of grace, [Click title to read more.]

We can't understand God's love until we reach the end of ourselves. [Click title to read more.]

God reminds us not to miss present surprises in our meditations on the past. [Click title to read more.]

Visiting a grave near Christmas, strangely, served as a reminder of hope. [Click title to read more.]

The rain reminds me that we are all probably a little wrong about God. [Click title to read more.]

Sometimes, God's work is small, multi-faceted, and nearly invisible until it bursts into bloom. [Click title to read more.]