A Desire to Worship
Part 2 of a series on worshiping in spirit and in truth. This post considers how desire in worship is shaped by knowing God rather than driven by feeling.
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Part 2 of a series on worshiping in spirit and in truth. This post considers how desire in worship is shaped by knowing God rather than driven by feeling.
Part 1 of a series on worshiping in spirit and in truth. This post explores why worship is not an expression of our emotions but a response to God’s holiness and worth.
God rescues us so we can serve Him without fear.
This life is not a sprint. It is a purposeful walk.
When belief feels impossible and words won’t come, sometimes the most honest prayer is the simplest: Help my unbelief.
God offers a clean start every single day.
What if we slowed down enough to help carry someone else’s burden?
He’s the Light – we’re simply the reflection.
A reminder from Colossians that every task can become worship when offered to Christ.
A reflection on Jesus’ unexpected mission and the danger of reshaping Him into a version that fits our desires.
A lighthearted reflection on the INFJ inner world, the “silent fury” face, and the quirks of authenticity and self-awareness.
A reflection on how fear changes as we grow and how Scripture calls us back to trust in God rather than the unknown.
A reflection on INFJ exhaustion and the importance of protecting emotional and physical energy.
An honest look at what forgiveness is—and what it isn’t.
A reflection on growing into healthy solitude as an INFJ and learning to enjoy your own company.
A reflection on God’s intentional rhythms of renewal and the new purpose He offers through Christ.
God’s perspective is much greater than our own.
Failing to reach a goal doesn’t mean you’re disqualified.
Mary had chosen the better part.
Hope. It’s a wonderful thing.
I love being outside, walking in nature.
We always seem to want to rush toward something.
Sometimes we need a perspective change.
Yesterday was a special day for me … I got to run several errands for work, and decided to treat myself to a coffee shop coffee.
I have a new morning mantra: It’s a new day.
Ever noticed that sometimes life just gets in the way?