Proverbs
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I have two younger brothers: Garrett and Michael. Both were born athletes. Growing up, they could throw a spiral, hit a curveball, bench press a Buick. I, on the other hand, could design a killer student council campaign poster with nothing but a glue stick, a sharpie, and a layout grid. They spent their high…
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Sometimes, the most merciful thing God can do… is confront you. Because sin rarely starts as rebellion. It starts as entitlement. Justification. A subtle shift in attention. A small decision that snowballs into a big regret.
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I’ve felt a craving in my own story—when the narrative about me gets twisted, or my contribution goes unseen. I’ve stood in moments where I held the proverbial spear—knowing I could say something, text something, post something, prove something. And everything in me wanted to.
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Some prayers come from a place so raw that words barely form. You just groan. Ache. Hold your breath and hope heaven hears. Hannah prayed like that. Not with polished phrases. Not with a carefully curated list of requests. Just desperate, brokenhearted surrender. And God answered. But the most striking part of Hannah’s story isn’t…
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I don’t like musicals on TV. I don’t mean I just dislike them—they stir something dark and irrational in me. I despise them. It’s weird, because I love musicals in person. I’ve sat through shows like Phantom, Les Mis, Wicked, Chicago, The Lion King, Cabaret, Crazy for You, Big Fish—even Cats—on Broadway in New York…
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Courage isn’t about being fearless—it’s about knowing Who’s with you. Joshua had to step up. The disciples faced doubt. But the risen King changed everything.
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I’ve never sold Jesus for thirty pieces of silver. But I’ve traded Him for less. For the approval of others. For the comfort of sin. For control over my own plans. And maybe you have, too.
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Light does two things. It reveals—exposing what’s hidden, making things unmistakably clear. And it restores—leading us out of darkness into healing, hope, and truth. But the problem? We don’t always want the light.
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Whether your family tree is full of believers or just beginning, one truth remains—faith isn’t inherited. It’s personal. And the only name that truly lasts is the one written in the Lamb’s Book of Life.
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We don’t just sin intentionally—we sin without realizing it. Leviticus 4-5 reveals the weight of unintentional sin, but Romans 10:9 reminds us of the grace that covers it. Confess, believe, and be saved.
