The Stones We Carry: What Jesus Does With Our Disappointments

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The marriage you thought God promised. The children who walked away. The healing that never came. We carry these stones of disappointment everywhere, so used to the weight that we’ve forgotten what it feels like to walk without them. But God never minimizes our disappointments—He enters into them. And He’s offering an exchange: your ashes for His beauty, your mourning for His joy, your crushing weight for His rest. The King is waiting. The invitation stands. Will you come?

Breaking Free: Understanding Deliverance as God’s Gift to His Children

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If you’ve ever felt like you’re fighting battles bigger than yourself—persistent struggles that won’t lift no matter how hard you pray—you may be dealing with spiritual opposition that requires spiritual solutions. But here’s the beautiful truth that will set you free: deliverance isn’t about dramatic confrontations with demons. It’s about a powerful encounter with the truth of who God is and who you are in Him.

The Waiting Room: How Advent Prepares Us for Inner Healing

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We live in a world of instant everything—instant answers, instant results, instant relief. But Advent asks us to do something radically countercultural: to sit in the dark and wait. To light one candle at a time. To acknowledge that we are not yet whole, that the world is not yet restored, that we desperately need a Savior.

When “True” Isn’t the Truth: Living by What God Says, Not Just What We See

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Life is filled with very real, very hard circumstances—chronic illness, financial strain, broken relationships, anxiety, depression. These are not illusions. They are experiences that feel painfully true. And in many ways, …

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