• Purple allium flowers blooming in a green garden

    Into the Secret Place

    The Father beckons us into the secret place, a quiet garden of rest where He looks on us with delight. A meditation on simply being with Him.


  • An old metal key lying on dry leaves and pine needles

    Love, the Golden Key

    Ever sensed something missing at church? A reflection on love as the golden key that unlocks real connection, unity, and the way of Jesus for us all.


  • Fresh green grapevine leaves on a young vine

    Abiding in the Vine

    The simple way to bear fruit.


  • Pale green succulent shoots emerging from the soil

    Patience

    “Let patience have its perfect work.” A word received in prayer about rest, trust, and learning from nature that every season has its own beauty.


  • A meadow of yellow and red wildflowers under a cloudy evening sky

    Where is Your Home?

    Meditating on God’s Word day and night isn’t a burden when we realize where we belong. A reflection on the Kingdom of Heaven as our true home.


  • Clusters of dark berries on a branch among green leaves

    The Land of Abundance

    Feel like everyone else gets the good stuff? A reflection on God’s love as a Father who has no favorites and gives us all we need to walk in it.


  • A white daffodil with an orange center

    Entering His Rest

    A word on rest the Holy Spirit gave me in the middle of the night: entering God’s rest is not a one-time event but a way of life, in union with Him.


  • Dried thistle seed heads backlit by the sun in a wooded area

    Becoming an Agent of Peace

    The Lord is calling us to be agents of His peace, carrying a calm that others can feel. A reflection on simplicity, His presence, and John 14:27.


  • Two yellow goldfinches perched on bare branches

    Your Father Knows

    Worried you haven’t prayed enough? A story about cherry wood reminded me that the Father already knows what I need, so I can rest in His care.


  • Bright purple crocuses with orange centers in bloom

    The Key to Breakthrough

    Are you your own worst critic? A reflection on loving our neighbor as ourselves, and how receiving God’s love can become the key to breakthrough.