Tag: Faith & Frustration

  • Psalm 18:46 – What Exalting God Can Look Like in an Ordinary Life

    Psalm 18:46 has stayed with me longer than I expected. Last week, I wrote about how this verse unsettled my routines in the best possible way, how it exposed the quiet places where God wasn’t first, even in moments I thought were “for Him.” That reflection is still working on me, and as I’ve sat…

  • Psalm 18:46 – A Week I’m Not Finished With – Growing Into Exalting Him

    A verse I thought I’d finished with has stayed with me, tugging at my mornings and inviting a quiet shift in how I begin my day. Psalm 18:46 is reshaping me slowly, asking me to pause, to exalt God first, and to let even the smallest habits come under His gentle leading.

  • Psalm 73:25: An exploration of faith

    A quiet reflection on Psalm 73:25 and the way Asaph’s honesty mirrors our own, moving from envy and confusion to clarity, confession, and the steadying truth that God is our portion, even when we can’t feel Him.

  • Preserved: What Psalm 121:7 Taught Me Through a Story I Never Fully Told

    A quiet meditation on Psalm 121:7, woven through a memory that reshaped my life. A gentle reflection on trauma, healing, and the unexpected ways God preserves us.

  • The Horn, the Shame, and the Elderly Couple [TUESDAY]

    I’d made it past the roundabout, a small miracle, and was just a minute from my destination, but up ahead, I could see a minivan stopped in the road.  The car in front slowed, then stopped, and as I drew closer, I was irritated that I had to do the same.  I assumed it would…

  • Grace in the Merge Lane [MONDAY]

    An honest look at spiritual formation in the most unlikely place, the morning commute. From road‑rage confessions to quiet moments of grace, this series explores everyday transformation, Romans 7 tension, and the God who meets us in the merge lane.

  • Psalm 27:1: Light, Salvation, and a Memory I Buried

    “Psalm 27:1: Light, Salvation, and a Memory I Buried reflects on the God who steadies us when old shadows resurface. This meditation explores how divine light exposes what we’ve tucked away, how salvation meets us in forgotten corners of the heart, and how courage grows when we remember who stands with us.”

  • Because He Hears Me: Reflections on Psalm 28:6

    Because He Hears Me explores the quiet confidence of Psalm 28:6, reflecting on what it means to be truly heard by God. This gentle meditation invites readers to rest in His faithfulness, recognise His nearness in seasons of strain, and rediscover the strength that comes from a God who listens.

  • “The Good, the Bad, and the unGodly” #The Weight of Words

    “The weight of words is heavy. They can wound, they can heal. Confession is not just about admitting failure, it’s about opening the door to mercy, patience, and love. My daughter’s body is her own. My son’s apology reminded me of grace. And my words, though flawed, can still be redeemed.”

  • Faith in the Hold Music 

    Some weeks unravel slowly. Not with drama, but with delays. Interrupted routines. Frayed patience. A quiet tug of “God help.” This isn’t a story of resolution, it’s a reflection from the middle. Where faith doesn’t always roar. Sometimes, it waits on hold. The Soundtrack of a Stalled Day  This week, I’ve been inconsistent with my…