Relationships Rooted in Grace

Relationships Rooted in Grace

Last week we began this year by grounding ourselves in identity—who we are in Christ, not what we accomplish. This week, we take that identity into one of the most tender spaces of our lives: our relationships. So much of our emotional exhaustion comes from trying to...
A New Year Rooted in Identity

A New Year Rooted in Identity

Happy New Year! I started off my exercise regimen this year by dropping a 7-pound weight on my pinky toe. Stellar move. But. I. Kept. Moving. Faithfulness is not perfection. It is just keeping showing up and doing the next best right thing. I don’t know what is...
When January Feels Like a Test

When January Feels Like a Test

January has a way of quietly turning into a scoreboard. When January feels like a test, rely on your true identity. New goals. New habits. New expectations. New pressure to prove we’re improving. And shame loves this season. It whispers that this year must be...
When Our Humanity Feels Like a Liability

When Our Humanity Feels Like a Liability

At the root of shame is a painful awareness: We are flawed. We fall short. Break things. And disappoint others and ourselves. We carry weakness in our bodies, emotions, histories, and choices. And shame seizes on that truth, twisting it into a lie: “Your humanity is...
Tracing Jesus to Our Flesh

Tracing Jesus to Our Flesh

As we trace Jesus through Scripture, we arrive at one of the most astonishing truths of our faith: God took on flesh. God taking on flesh is not only declared in the Gospels—it is traced through them. Each Gospel writer tells Jesus’ story with intention. Matthew...

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