Lifter of My Head

Lifter of My Head

David wrote this Psalm when he was fleeing from his son, Absalom, who had betrayed him. David’s words convey surrender and acknowledgment of God’s sovereignty and care for him in one of his darkest hours. The phrase “lifter of my head” refers to removing the shame David felt in that moment. Psalm 3:3 is relevant…

Take 10 Minutes

Take 10 Minutes

Waiting in silence often feels impossible, especially when my soul is desperately searching for answers and relief. Yet, when I turn off my phone, close my eyes, and just sit in silence for 10 minutes, no music, no alerts pinging, no words spoken, just silence, I experience peace and comfort that is beyond description. In…

Praise Gives Life

Praise Gives Life

The psalmist’s declaration expresses the extreme joy that comes when we fully embrace the wonders and the mystery of God. Have you had moments that brought you so much joy you thought you’d explode if you didn’t share it? If so, you know exactly how the psalmist felt when he wrote Psalm 150. Our experience…

What Made You Smile Today?

What Made You Smile Today?

Today’s verse is a simple declaration that can transform my day in an instant. When I consider the miracle of a new day, I am in awe of God’s power, love, and grace. Out of love, He made the sun rise one more time. Out of grace. I’m still here and part of His family….

Lessons From the Playground

Lessons From the Playground

Isaiah 26:3 contains a simple, yet powerful message about maintaining peace. We must keep our focus on the Lord and trust is what allows us to do so. Years ago, my late husband, John, told me a story that illustrates keeping our eyes on Jesus. In his early 20s, he went to a park with…