Spiritual Insights

God isn’t waiting for you to “get it together” before He meets you. He meets you where you are—even when you feel lost.

In a world that constantly pulls for our attention, focus may be one of the most underrated spiritual disciplines. We’re surrounded by noise—notifications, opinions, drama, pressure, discouragement, and temptation. And if we’re not careful, our lives can become spiritually busy while our hearts drift spiritually dull.

Nothing compares to the most profound exchange in human history: the moment God exchanged His innocent Son for us. This is The Great Exchange, and it’s at the center of the Gospel.

Gratitude begins with wonder. When we stop long enough to notice the works of God—His power, His creativity, His mercy—gratitude becomes the only reasonable response. And if we follow that wonder to its natural conclusion, it always ends the same way: Gratitude starts with wonder and ends with worship.

esus is comfort, but He is not a cozy blanket and hot cocoa. And He is truth—but not your truth, not my truth—THE truth.

We’re citizens of heaven. Our identity is there. Our calling is holy resistance. Our hope is in the home God is preparing for us.

He is the atoning sacrifice for our sins, and not only for ours but also for the sins of the whole world... Whoever claims to live in him must live as Jesus did.

The best thing about heaven is God Himself. Heaven isn’t just a destination. It’s about being with our Father.

Don’t just borrow God’s armor—own it. Protect your heart, guard your mind, and step confidently into the purpose He’s called you to.

That’s faith. Obedience when it doesn’t add up. Trust when it doesn’t feel good. Saying “yes” when you’re tired, doubtful, and ready to quit.

When we’re connected, when we’re plugged in through prayer and His Word, we can tackle challenges with confidence. We have clarity about where to go for help and how to move forward. But when we lose that connection—when we stop communicating—we invite confusion, frustration, and insecurity.