Tag: Grace

  • Trust Without Knowing Why: Learning to Lean on God With My Whole Heart

    Trust Without Knowing Why: Learning to Lean on God With My Whole Heart

    Trusting God means surrendering the need to understand and choosing to lean on Him with my whole heart. As I let go of the endless whys, I’m learning that trust grows in obedience, humility, and seeking Him fully. This journey isn’t about certainty, it’s about wholehearted surrender.

  • “I AM”: Walking the Way of Belief

    Walking With Yeshua as the Way, the Truth, and the Life A closer walk with Yeshua is not abstract or mystical, it is lived out in the ordinary rhythms of your day. John 14:6 becomes real when His identity begins to shape your choices, your inner world, and the source of your strength.

  • Psalm 72:18: The God Who Only Doeth Wondrous Things

    ‘Doeth’ brings a smile to my face.  It instantly transports me to the days of old, back to the first Bible I ever owned, a King James Version given to me by my nan.  I’m still devastated that I no longer have it.  After several moves, it simply disappeared, along with the inscription she had…

  • 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.

  • Grace in the Passenger Seat [FRIDAY]

    By Friday, the week had become its own parable. Friday arrived with its own brand of character development, the kind you don’t ask for but apparently need. As I approached my fourth exit off the roundabout, I noticed one of those rare, glorious occurrences: the left lane was backed up, and the outside lane was…

  • From Moron to Why [THURSDAY]

    A slow Thursday queue becomes a quiet moment of inner growth as frustration shifts from harsh labels to a single, gentler question. This reflective instalment captures how small changes in language signal deeper emotional transformation, setting the stage for Friday’s final story and its unexpected lesson.

  • The Silent Victory [WEDNESDAY]

    Wednesday arrived with an obscene amount of traffic at the roundabout, the kind that turns an already lengthy moment into an even longer one. But this time, I did it silently. No muttering.  No insults.  No commentary.  Just breathing. A tiny, quiet win, the kind no one sees but God. Paul would call this “walking…