Tagged with "seeking"

• What Are You Feeding?

  What we consume shapes what we become — and the Word of God is meant to be our daily bread.

• Seek His Face

  God desires to be desired — not for what He can give, but for who He is.

• God-Sized Praying

  I wonder if God's answers to my prayers reveal that He already knows what I would ask for if I knew what He knows.

• Appointments

  From a guarded sycamore tree to a ram in the thicket and a great fish in the sea, Scripture reveals a God who orchestrates divine appointments—arranging people, places, and moments for redemption.

• After God's Heart

  David's life reveals that being "after God's heart" is not about sinless perfection, but about a heart that repents, returns, and rests in God's sufficient grace.

• Here With Me

  A meditation on God's nearness — written in confinement, in awe of a presence that remains personal.

• A Prayer

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

• God's Plan

  A reflection on the road of life, where every event becomes preparation for what lies ahead in God's unfolding plan.

• Roadblocks

  Reflecting on how we can unknowingly step out of alignment with what God is already doing — and what surrender truly looks like.

• In His Presence

  Like an ant sensing only vibrations of a passing shadow, we often miss the nearness of God.

• Psalm 119: A Quiet Faith Formed in the Word

  Psalm 119 reveals a faith shaped not by urgency or perfection, but by obedience and trust reformed through God’s Word.

• What Do You Want?

  A reflection on Psalm 42 and the honest longing to desire God more deeply — even when our hunger feels weak or divided.

• 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.

• Coming Into a Place of Prayer

  Prayer is not about proving devotion or logging hours. It is about coming—boldly, simply, as children—to a Father who is already willing to give what we need.

• I Want to Follow

  Relationship comes before understanding. God leads us into truth before He teaches us.

• Open My Eyes

  We can perceive almost nothing of reality — which is exactly why seeking Him first is not naïve but essential.

• Seek Him

  Prayer does not begin with effort or obligation, but with relationship. We seek God not to earn His favor, but because He has already drawn near to us.

• The Question We Avoid

  A meditation on formation, faithfulness, and the quiet, unseen work of the church beyond its largest gatherings.

• Want To’s

  When I learned to delight in the Lord rather than in what He could give, I discovered that He was quietly reshaping my desires all along.

• Seek First

  What does it really mean to seek first the Kingdom of God? A reflection on priority, focus, righteousness by faith, and the promise that the Father will provide what we truly need.

• Near Enough to Live

  David asks not merely for protection, but to live close enough to God that danger must meet Him first.

• Go

  God's call to "Go" is rarely comfortable or fully explained.

• 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.

• Returning to Need

  Jesus calls us back to childlike dependence — not immaturity, but a return to trust, attachment, and the honest admission that we are powerless without Him.

• I Need You

  A simple prayer of surrender—recognizing that loving and following Jesus is not something we can accomplish in our own strength.

• It’s You

  When we ask God to lead us, we often expect direction toward circumstances or outcomes. Psalm 43 reveals that His ultimate destination for us is not a place or achievement—but Himself.

• What About the Joneses

  When envy begins to distort our vision, Psalm 73 reminds us that everything changes when we step into the presence of God.

• Finding the Treasure

  The kingdom of heaven is the greatest treasure a person can ever find. True surrender begins when we realize that God Himself — not His gifts — is the prize.

• That They Will Know

  God’s work in our lives is not ultimately about us — it is about making His name known so that all will see that He is LORD.

• Good Gifts

  What does it mean when the Giver becomes the gift? A meditation on Psalm 16:5–6, and what we miss when we seek only what God can do rather than God Himself.

• Selah

  Selah appears seventy-four times in Scripture and no one agrees on what it means. But God doesn't do something seventy-four times just because. A reflection on what happens when we stop rushing past it.

• Room Noise

  Something is missing when we walk into worship detached from our desperate need for God. A reflection on what Psalm 107 says our singing is supposed to sound like — and why it usually doesn't.

• A Razor Blade

  We approach Scripture with conclusions already settled, marking only what supports us. A meditation on what happens when we let God's Word divide soul from spirit — and question what we thought we already knew.