Grace in the Margins

Tagged with "fear"

  • Be Still

    We chase holiness like a performance, but God meets us in surrender. In the margins of our striving, His grace whispers strength.

  • The Counterfeit Feast

    A sober look at Proverbs 9 and the deceptive invitation of folly that mimics wisdom but ultimately leads to death.

  • Sons of Brokenness

    From the aftermath of Korah’s rebellion emerged a lineage shaped by holy fear, humility, and grace — voices whose worship was forged in brokenness and preserved in the Psalms.

  • Deliver Me

    A prayer of mercy, refuge, and trust when deliverance does not guarantee escape.

  • Still Waiting

    When anxiety pulls me into endless what-ifs, Psalm 39:7 calls me back to the only secure ground: My hope is in You.

  • God's Got This

    When progress feels slow and God seems silent, Deuteronomy reminds us that His promises unfold little by little. The pauses are not abandonment. They are preparation.

  • Stand In Awe

    To stand in awe of God is to feel both drawn and undone — fully exposed yet completely safe. In His holiness we discover not danger, but the deepest peace.

  • Assurance of Salvation

    When doubt whispers that we are not enough, God's Word reminds us that salvation is not earned — it is a gift, secured by faith and sealed by His Spirit.

  • Not So Quiet Confidence

    In the midst of fear and pressure, true confidence is found not in our strength, but in remembering that God surrounds, sustains, and secures us.

  • What Fear?

    When the police knocked with an arrest warrant, every fear he had imagined came true at once. What followed — 653 days in a cell, divorce, homelessness — brought something unexpected: an identity, a relationship, and power. God isn't a path out of addiction. He IS the path.

  • Why Fear?

    Fear multiplies in imagined futures, but faith finds its footing in a single, steady truth: God is for me.

  • Awesome God

    A meditation on Psalm 97 and the God we've domesticated — clouds, fire, mountains melting like wax. Then Psalm 37:24: ADONAI holds the stumbler by the hand. The distance between those two verses is the whole gospel.