Peter knows Jesus. He’s walked with him, listened to him, watched him heal and teach. And yet, when the wind picks up and the waves start shouting louder than the promise, Peter sinks. His faith falters—not because he doesn’t know Jesus, but because fear gets the focus.  Read More

It may have been brief. It may have felt interrupted. But it was enough. By the time Jesus steps onto the shore, his cup is full—not because circumstances improved, but because God met him in the crossing.  Read More

Will we release what gives temporary comfort and joy in order to receive what lasts? Will we give all we have to reflect the light of God in the world? Or will we settle for lesser treasures and call it wisdom?  Read More

Any sensible farmer knows you don’t waste seed. You don’t throw it on hardened paths or rocky ground or into choking weeds. Seed is precious. Food is survival. Careless scattering would look foolish—maybe even irresponsible. And yet, this farmer sows anyway.  Read More

Jesus draws the line clearly: “Whoever is not with me is against me.” Neutrality isn’t an option. Grace always demands cooperation.  Read More

All is well.My anchor holds.God is good.I have peace.Jesus heals.These are phrases I use regularly these days. I believe the words. As I write these words down in the middle of the night I feel again like the father of the possessed boy… “Lord, I believe. Help my unbelief.”Because the challenges come. Holes are poked in our faith. We’re reminded that we’re human - flawed, limited, imperfect. The v...  Read More