Garden & River Series: Article 3 of 6
The Gardener’s Image
Before kings ruled or prophets spoke, God bent low and formed — the Hebrew yatsar (Genesis 2 :7) means “to shape like clay.”
Then He planted (nāṭaʿ) a garden in…
Garden & River Series: Article 2 of 6
Tending the Garden Within
Some gardens are made of earth. Others — of soul.
In Proverbs 4:23, the Hebrew word for “heart” is lēḇ — the center of thought,…
Garden & River Series: Article 1 of 6
This is a series through six landscapes of grace — six gardens and six rivers intertwined.
Each one a whisper of His presence, a movement of His…
Genesis 15
There are nights when God invites us to look up. When the ache of what hasn’t come yet presses so close that only the heavens feel big enough to hold it.
Abram stood…
“Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places.” — Ephesians 1:3 (ESV)
One Breath, One Song
In the…
The Paradox of Beauty in Brokenness
Beauty Hidden in the Breaking
The world tells us to avoid breaking, to resist pressure, to fear being crushed. Yet Scripture dares to speak differently: what is pressed often becomes…
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“Be strong in the Lord and in the strength of His might” (Ephesians 6:10).
Paul is coming to the end of his letter to the Ephesians. He has carefully laid out the believers’ riches…
From the Lamb’s blood to the Spirit’s fire — and the promise yet to come
The Calendar God Wrote in the Sky
Time is not empty. It carries memory, it carries promise.
When God set…
What if the breakthrough isn’t delayed — it’s just waiting on surrender?
The Hidden Things of God
There are moments in Scripture when provision doesn’t come to people — it’s revealed to them.
The water was already near. The…
Ezekiel 37: A question. A breath. A resurrection.
There are valleys so barren, even memory feels dangerous. There are places where hope lies skeletal, where the only thing louder than silence is the question: “Can…