This morning, in the quiet of prayer, I felt God touch my heart with a love so deep it seemed to breathe life into me. My heart softened and tears ran down my face. The love of God became embodied in me.
Continue reading “God’s Love Made Known”I’m loving this idea of the blueprint of the soul where the soul can be imagined as the hidden blueprint of our lives, the deep design God has inscribed within each of us. It is not something we invent or achieve, but something we awaken to…divine nature within us.
Just as a seed carries within it the pattern of the tree it will become, so our soul carries the truth of who we are and who we are called to be.
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Every so often, the Gospel places a question before us that refuses to be ignored. It’s not theoretical. It’s not abstract. It’s personal, piercing, and meant to reshape our lives from the inside out.
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Jesus calls us the light of the world—not as a title to admire, but as a way of living that heals, restores, and reveals God’s presence in the ordinary. Light is not loud. It doesn’t demand attention. It simply shines, and in shining, it makes a way for others.
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There’s a line from an old spiritual writer that has stayed with me:
“Hold everything with a light touch.”
It sounds simple, almost gentle—but it’s actually a bold invitation.
Recently I was sitting in candlelight adoration when it happened, one of those rare moments when prayer stops being something you offer and becomes something you receive.
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Each morning offers a quiet moment to remember who God is and who we are in His sight. Before the day gathers its weight, there is an invitation to open our hearts—to praise the One whose power is always shaped by goodness, whose love sees us fully and still delights in us. When we pause long enough to breathe that truth in, trust begins to rise almost on its own.
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There is a moment in Psalm 57 that feels almost like a held breath—a pause between fear and trust, between the storm and the shelter. The psalmist cries out, “Have mercy on me, God, have mercy,” and then, almost in the same breath, rests in the shadow of God’s wings. It is a movement so small you could miss it, yet it holds the whole shape of repentance.
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Each new morning is a quiet resurrection, a gentle invitation to open our eyes and say, “This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad.” Even when the night has been long—filled with worry, sleeplessness, or sorrow—Scripture promises that joy comes with the dawn.
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The Beatitudes are among Jesus’ most tender and challenging words. They reveal a way of living that doesn’t rely on strength, status, or success, but on openness to God. In these blessings, Jesus names the qualities that make room for grace—poverty of spirit, mercy, purity of heart, a longing for righteousness, the courage to make peace. They are not commands to achieve but invitations to receive.
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Smitten With Goodness 