Identity & the Father's Heart
The Unexpected Line at the Music Festival
Not the band, but the tent for the Mother’s and Father’s Blessing. You come receive, too.
Amy Lykosh
Testimonies
What If We Looked at Strangers the Way God Does?
A woman walking Boston alone at night met every face—even the man approaching her in a dark corridor—as God's beloved. Here's what happened.
Identity & the Father's Heart
Why Do So Many Christians Secretly Hate Themselves?
Up to 98% of us wrestle with self-loathing … and the simple prayer that broke a lifelong "I wish I were dead" thought in me.
Calling & Your Lane
When Your Greatest Frustration Is the Key to Your Calling
My friend Jaime was frustrated, drowning in broken things, until she realized: you're called to restore, so of course the broken things keep finding you.
Rest, Time & Hurry
Does God Want You to Play?
Are you too busy changing the world to enjoy it?
Hearing God
Can You Pray in a Language You've Never Learned?
Mid-prayer in a football stadium, Bob spoke words he didn't know—and a Kenyan brother recognized, in his own tribal dialect: "Bow down and worship."
Rest, Time & Hurry
Celebrate the Fullness of You
Each of us is whole person with many gifts and talents, not only one (but it’s also okay if this season has little margin more than one).
Protection & Spiritual Warfare
Looking for a Prayer to Protect Your Sleep and Your Dreams?
Why wait for the nightmares? Pray preemptively over your sleep, and the sleep of your children.
Feelings & the Body
Is It a Sin to Be Grumpy?
Five things my negative emotions are usually trying to tell me (I’m sad, confused, lonely, tired, angry).
Testimonies
Can a Baby in the Womb Carry Trauma?
During the Conception to Birth Prayer, my sister hit a wall of “blackness” for a trauma she has no memory of. Jesus healed it.
Testimonies
Can Prayer Heal an Injury That Should Have Been Fatal?
As a toddler, my brother fractured his skull and almost didn’t make it. Then the saints prayed.
Word Studies
Is God Doing Something New in You?
A blessing from Isaiah 43 for anyone in a hard season: forget the former things; he's already making the way.