A friend’s joy while singing an old hymn led me to Zephaniah 3:17, the verse where God exults over His people with loud singing. If a quartet’s harmony can move me to tears, what does God’s own song sound like?
Category Archives: Devotionals, Faith & Encouragement
Why Should God Let You Into Heaven?
Picture standing before God as He asks one question. Why should I let you into my heaven? Here is the only answer that has ever worked.
The Fishing Trip That Healed My Father
A faded print from 1957, a father’s exhaustion, and an impossible prayer answered in ten unhurried minutes. This is the story of how God showed up exactly when my father needed Him most.
When the Ground Shifts: Building Your Life on What Cannot Fall
The phone rang on an ordinary afternoon and by the time my husband hung up, the ground had shifted. We thought we were standing on solid ground. Turns out we had been standing on sand dressed up to look like stone. This is the story of what we found underneath.
Taking Every Thought Captive: What a Dead Phone Taught Me About Guarding My Mind
My phone died on vacation and I spent three days in an accidental screen detox. What I did not expect was how much God had to say in the silence it created.
When Being Strong Is the Only Thing You Know How to Be
She could outwork any man on the ranch, and she had. But no amount of capability had ever made her feel truly known. If that sounds familiar, Keeper of My Heart was written with you in mind.
A Forever Gift: Letting Heaven Shape the Way We Live Today
On our anniversary trip, my husband and I retook the Love Languages quiz and discovered how much we’ve changed after thirty-four years. That small moment led me to reflect on gifts, what lasts, and the forever hope God promises in Revelation 21.
The Name They Gave Me: Legacy, Love, and the Stories We Carry
Sometimes a name carries more than a title. This devotional reflects on family legacy, remembrance, and the quiet ways faith shapes generations.
God Uses Every Season
What feels random in the moment may be preparation in disguise. God wastes nothing, and every season shapes us for what comes next.
When Writing Becomes a Team Ministry: Lessons from Acts 6
Writing can feel solitary, but Scripture reminds us that meaningful work often flourishes through shared service. Acts 6 offers a timely lesson for authors who cannot—and should not—do it alone.