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The Resistance Had the Wrong Name
Hannah spent years praying about a closed door that God himself had shut. Her story offers no formula for distinguishing warfare from waiting. It gives us a picture of what she did when she could not know the difference. Read more
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He Kept Moving the Prophet
When the whole picture refuses to support a verdict, people often search for an angle that will. Balak moved Balaam from overlook to overlook, but every new perspective gave the blessing more language. Read more
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Why Would He Start Now?
Every new problem has a way of making us forget everything God has already brought us through. This Birdie Bite explores why faith isn’t only about looking ahead, but about remembering honestly, and why yesterday’s evidence still matters when today’s circumstances feel different. Read more
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The Sentence You Haven’t Finished Yet
The diagnosis. The silence. The job that disappeared. We move from what happened to what it means faster than meaning usually arrives. This week’s Birdie Bite is about the stories we finish before life has finished telling them. Read more
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Between Worlds: Borrowed Confidence
For most of my life, I walked into every new room asking the same question: What do I have to offer here? One ordinary Tuesday, while working on a flyer, I realized I hadn’t asked that question in weeks. To understand why, I had to go back to a conversation that started with a horse. Read more
