I feel guilty for waiting, because waiting implies discontent, dissatisfaction. Waiting on the Lord implies that what He's already done is not enough. While it's true that waiting is a sign of dissatisfaction or incompleteness, waiting is also an act of worship, a sign of faithfulness, and a part of the Christian walk every believer faces. Waiting on the Lord is worship. It is refusing to do life without Him.

Three takeaways from our triumphant day in Corinth, Greece. 1. Christ gives us the power to do hard things. 2. If you're going through a storm or challenge, why stop and linger? Keep going. 3. Nothing lost that desires to be found remains lost. God seeks us out and rejoins us to Him just like He rejoined us to our group at the top of the mountain. When you're lost, wait for the Lord to direct your steps and He will.

A short post inspired by my travels through Turkey and one powerful testimony.

Numbness doesn't just translate to our earthly relationships. It can also affect our spiritual relationship with God. When we try to suppress our emotions in the name of faithfulness, we actually risk feeling disconnected from God. In today's post, we discuss "Godly Sorrow" as described by Paul in 2 Corinthians. Through this we learn sorrow is not proof of failure. It can produce repentance, a diligence to remain obedient, depleted desire to sin, zealous desire to remain fait

Sometimes, we don't need to be uplifted. Sometimes we just need to be met right where we are. We need to be met in the struggle, in the heartache, in the uncertainty, in the questions and not judged but related to. Tonight, I meet you there because I am there.

Today, we're unpacking two teachings from 1 Corinthians--speech that uplifts and love that unifies.