Before 2020, I never imagined I would feel at home in the late-1800s frontier. Yet through writing, I’ve discovered something steady about faith lived out in ordinary, difficult places.
Tag Archives: Trusting God
Faithfulness Over Qualifications
God has a way of calling people who feel unqualified and equipping them through faithfulness. Obedience opens doors we never could have imagined on our own.
When Letting Others Give Is Also a Calling
Sometimes the most faithful thing we can do is allow others to bless us. Scripture reminds us that small gifts matter, shared obedience multiplies impact, and generosity is part of how God knits His people together.
When the Plot Twists: Acts 16 Devotional for Readers and Writers
As readers and writers, we love a good plot twist. Acts 16 shows us how God redirects our stories—turning closed doors and midnight struggles into miracles that point others to Him.
Just Ask: When God Invites Us to Bring Every Need to Him
Why do we try to fix everything ourselves when God simply asks us to ask? This devotional shares two true stories of God’s provision—and the reminder that He cares about every need.
Waiting with Confidence: Trusting God in Life’s Uncertainties
This devotional blog post explores what it truly means to wait on God—actively, faithfully, and fearlessly. Drawing from a powerful quote by Mark Vroegop, it unpacks how biblical waiting involves trusting God’s character even when life feels unclear. With practical steps like prayer, obedience, and truth-speaking to your soul, readers will be encouraged to see waiting not as wasted time, but as a sacred opportunity to grow in faith and confidence. Perfect for those walking through seasons of uncertainty or seeking deeper spiritual strength.
“Waiting on God means I learn to live on what I know to be true about God when I don’t know what’s true about my life. It means focusing my heart on who God is, what he’s like, and why he can be trusted—even in the tension-filled uncertainties of life.” Mark Vroegop
When You Forget the Snacks: Trusting Jesus to Provide
I rarely go anywhere without water and a snack, but the crowd in Mark 6 followed Jesus empty-handed, hungry for more than food. They didn’t plan ahead. They just went. And Jesus didn’t send them away. He met their need with what little was offered and made it more than enough.
Steady in the Storm: Keeping Our Eyes on Him
When life feels uncertain, Scripture reminds us to fix our eyes on God. A devotional from a legally blind author who knows what it means to walk by faith, not sight.
When God Feels Silent: Trusting His Hand in the Storm
God is at work behind the scenes, weaving a more remarkable story than we can imagine — There are moments when the waves crash hard, and we’re left feeling alone, wondering if God has heard our prayers. The silence can be deafening, and it’s easy to doubt His goodness when the storm rages on. Yet,Continue reading “When God Feels Silent: Trusting His Hand in the Storm”