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Redeeming the Moment: Wisdom from Ephesians 5 and James 4
What does it mean to “redeem the time” in Ephesians 5:15-16? Reflecting on Ephesians 5 and James 4:14, this devotional explores why every moment is a gift from God, how our character is revealed in our idle time, and how believers can faithfully steward the life they’ve been given. Read more
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When Tradition Sounds Like Scripture: A Lesson from Acts 10
Acts 10 contains one of Peter’s most surprising statements: “It is unlawful for a Jew to associate with or visit someone of another nation.” But does the Mosaic Law actually say that? This article explores the difference between biblical commands and inherited religious tradition, and why that distinction still matters today. Read more
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Finding Clarity in a Noisy World: A NEW Spoken Word Podcast
where thoughts sit…quietly A Spoken Word Podcast for Overthinkers, Deep Thinkers, and Quiet Moments There’s a space most of us visit… but rarely talk about. It’s the place between the noise and the silence. Between what we say out loud… and what we carry internally. That’s where this spoken word podcast lives. where thoughts sit…quietly… Read more
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The Thinking Hearts Revolution: Where Faith Ignites Mind and SouL
Today I was introduced to Claude. An AI assistant. I love AI for so many reasons, but also terrified of it. I love the usefulness it has been for me on many things from planning business ideas, creating code for work, helping me manage posts for customers I do social media for, and more. I… Read more
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Losing Control: A Miracle Born in Crisis
Imagine you’re driving down the interstate at night. In the distance, huge bolts of lightning spiderweb across the sky, creating a mesmerizing light show. It’s beautiful yet terrifying. The sky behind you is calm, but ahead, darkness looms, and you’re heading straight for it. SEEING THE STORM Storms are storms. I’ve driven through many, but… Read more
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Unleashing a Life Lived in a State of Restorative Calm
The road to restorative calm is not easy. Nor will it be perfect. Nor will I have a “finish line” that I’ll cross. It will be an ongoing process of living, learning, practicing, and so on. So while this will be something I pursue continuously, I do want to get to a place where getting… Read more