This devotional takes a fresh look at the often-overlooked practice of confession and why it matters for a healthy, growing life with God. It invites readers to consider how honesty before God opens the door to freedom, real relationship, and a deeper experience of His grace. If you’ve ever wondered why confession still matters, or what it could make possible in your walk with Christ, this reflection will encourage you to lean in and explore more.  Read More

This devotional looks at the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17 and reminds us that gratitude isn’t automatic; it’s a choice. While all ten were healed, only one was made whole because he paused, turned back, and thanked Jesus. As we enter Thanksgiving week, this message invites us to slow down, recognize God’s goodness, and choose gratitude in every circumstance.  Read More

This devotional explores the battle between flesh and Spirit in Galatians 5. It encourages readers that this tension is evidence of the Spirit’s work and highlights how the Spirit transforms desires and produces spiritual fruit.  Read More

This devotional highlights the Spirit’s desire not only to convict or challenge, but to fill believers with strength, love, and divine power. Based on Ephesians 3, it calls readers into a deeper experience of the Spirit’s fullness.  Read More

This devotional explores Paul’s longing to know Jesus fully–not only in the power of His resurrection, but also in the fellowship of His suffering. Through personal reflection and honest vulnerability, it reveals how hardship exposes our motivations, deepens intimacy with Christ, and reshapes our understanding of what it means to truly know Him. It invites readers to embrace all of Jesus, not just the parts that feel easy or triumphant.  Read More

This devotional unpacks the call not to “abort the test” but to embrace the process God uses to strengthen our faith. Through the lens of James 1 and Philippians 3, it explores how trials reveal our true selves, strip away self-dependence, deepen intimacy with Christ, and build a faith anchored in Him alone. It’s a vulnerable, practical look at what real spiritual formation requires.  Read More