First Love, Open Arms, Long Way Home
A little girl in a checkout line said one word — and it reminded me what I’d forgotten about my Father.
A little girl in a checkout line said one word — and it reminded me what I’d forgotten about my Father.
Loneliness whispers lies in the quiet. But God meets us at the kitchen counter — not always to fix the ache. Often, just to stay close.
When someone you love drifts, mercy moves first. A devotional on the gentle, costly, beautiful work of going after the wanderer.
Love One Another Jesus said it five times in one night. One room. One walk. One command that holds everything together.
Paul’s adoption language wasn’t sentiment. It was Roman law. You are named, claimed, loved — and it’s irrevocable.
The resurrection isn’t just power over death. It’s presence in the ache. God stays with you there—not after.
A cinematic allegory of a great ruler who gives his son to save his people — and tears his own robe in grief and grace.
God didn’t love from afar — He moved in. Discover how incarnational love calls us to cross divides with presence, not performance.
Grace doesn’t stay in the house. It goes looking for the ones who were never invited. Discover the God who dreams over His children.
Performance builds walls. Grace sets tables. Discover the table you don’t have to earn — where belonging comes before behavior.