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Some stones of remembrance tell stories we can name. Others represent the mercies of God we may never fully understand. Inspired by Samuel’s Ebenezer, this reflection invites us to remember God’s faithfulness and trust Him for what we cannot see.
There are seasons in life when we desperately want God to explain Himself. We want to know why something happened. Why He allowed it. Why He did not stop it. Why our prayers seemed to disappear into silence. Why obedience did not protect us from pain. Why faithfulness did not make the road easier. Job … Read More “When God Gives Us Himself” »
Revelation 15 reminds us that God’s people are never abandoned. Even through the darkest moments, He keeps His children. Our security is not found in our strength, but in knowing the Lamb who has promised never to leave us.
In a world filled with competing voices and convincing counterfeits, how do we recognise what is true? Perhaps the answer is not to study every deception, but to know the genuine so well that we recognise when something does not sound like Jesus.
When the water ran out, Hagar believed she was looking at the end. But the well was already there. A reflection on fear, provision, and trusting the God who can see what we cannot.
Some of our deepest encounters with God begin not when we finally have all the answers, but when we stop hiding the questions. A reflection on Scripture, honesty, and learning to recognise grace in the ordinary places of life.
