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It happened quietly — the way these things often do. Somewhere along the way, I had slipped into a pace that wasn’t sustainable. The frenzy of holiday preparations had taken hold, layered on top of several other stressors. There were repeated visits to a physical therapist for a torn bicep tendon, too many social commitments, an overbooked client schedule, and a significant amount of writing I was behind on. Without fully realizing it, I had stopped honoring Sabbath. Weekends

Life brings challenges—but each one carries an invitation. You can fix your eyes on the problem or on the One who holds the solution. When you walk through difficulty with God’s guidance, every struggle becomes a place of transformation. Shift your focus.  Every challenge invites you to choose where you’ll look—at the problem or at Jesus. When we fixate on the struggle, fear and doubt grow louder, but when we hand it to Him, peace begins to rise. Picture the issue in your han

People sometimes misunderstand grace. They assume it hands out spiritual “permission slips,” giving believers freedom to live however they want. But real grace doesn’t lower the bar—it lifts the heart. It doesn’t make us careless; it makes us captivated. Holiness simply means “set apart.” It’s the beauty of belonging to God—reflected in who He is and who we are becoming. Holiness is our identity; sanctification is our journey. And that journey is not about perfection, but dir

In essence, God is saying: “That voice didn’t come from Me.” This question in the garden is not an accusation. It  is not condemnation. It  is a devastatingly gentle exposure. God was not disturbed by their bodies. He was drawing attention to a  new voice . Before the Fall Before the fall, Adam and Eve were naked and unashamed—not because they were unaware of their bodies, but because they were covered in glory. Identity flowed from presence. Awareness was held within intimac