Tagged with "holiness"

• What’s in a Name?

  Discovering how identity shapes destiny — and how God’s naming of us changes everything.

• Stay In Your Lane

  Written while incarcerated, this testimony reflects on the slow path into temptation described in Proverbs and the necessity of choosing a different road before destruction takes hold.

• Purify My Heart

  A prayer of surrender and longing — for a clean heart that desires God alone and seeks His presence above all else.

• A Holy Moment

  In the silent sway of trees and the thunderous hush of mountains, God's love speaks without words.

• A Prayer

  A prayer for purification of heart and a deeper longing to see and know God more fully.

• Faith from Beginning to End

  Righteousness isn't earned — it's credited by faith. From salvation to sanctification, the entire journey is a gift of grace, received through faith from beginning to end.

• The Counterfeit Feast

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

• Working From Grace

  Sanctification is not passive drifting or self-reliance, but faithful obedience empowered by God’s grace at work within us.

• The Sanctuary

  A meditation on entering the presence of God, where His holiness reorders our understanding, humbles our pride, and brings clarity that cannot be found anywhere else.

• The Cart or the Horse

  Psalm 15 raises a searching question about who may dwell in God’s presence — and reveals that holiness is not the price of access, but the fruit of grace.

• Loving Judge

  David’s prayer for judgment is not reckless bravado, but quiet trust in a God whose justice is shaped by grace and whose scrutiny is meant to heal.

• In His Image

  What does it mean to be made in the image of a holy God? A meditation on eternity in fragile bodies and the longing for unending communion with the Infinite One.

• Unpacking Holiness

  A reflection on the movement of God’s holiness — from wilderness fire to indwelling Spirit — and the mercy found in His nearness.

• Worship the LORD

  Worship begins not with music, but with surrender — bowing low and entrusting what we love most into God’s hands.

• Building a Throne

  In a place stripped of comfort, I discovered that worship does not depend on abundance. It depends on who God is.

• No Compromise

  What we refuse to remove will remain to trouble us. Sanctification requires courage to confront compromise and trust God enough to drive out what hinders growth.

• 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.

• A Prayer From Jail

  Written in the early morning while incarcerated, this prayer expresses a deep desire for surrender, transformation, and a life fully yielded to God.

• Another Prayer From Jail

  Written in confinement, this brief prayer expresses a desire for complete surrender—asking God to replace personal ambitions with His will and to purify the heart completely.

• Awakened in the Valley

  Written in confinement, this testimony reflects on a painful awakening — recognizing how sin had created distance from God and how a season of confinement became a place of clarity, healing, and transformation.

• The Hidden Life of Faith

  Fourteen reflections on the inward journey of faith—stillness, surrender, holiness, prayer, and wholehearted devotion to God in the hidden places.

• Living Sacrifice

  A reflection on what it truly means to become a living sacrifice—no longer living for self, but willingly consumed for the glory of God.

• At What Cost

  Biblical worship was never casual or detached from sacrifice. The costliness of Old Testament offerings points us toward the immeasurable price paid through Christ and calls us to respond with wholehearted praise.

• The Passover Lamb

  From the skins God made for Adam and Eve, to the blood of the Passover lambs, to the cross — there is one unbroken thread. This is what Jesus walked into.

• Not So Small Voice

  God's still small voice is real — but it's only one register. Psalm 29 describes a voice that shatters cedars, makes mountains skip, and strips forests bare. The universe has never stopped worshipping. We're the only part of creation that did.