Called To Love

  There comes a point when life feels heavy—when roles, responsibilities, and expectations weigh you down. But true strength is not found in striving harder. It is found in knowing who you are, whose you are, and why you were created. Who you are is more than your job, title, or role. You are God’s beloved, His masterpiece, fearfully and wonderfully made. Whose you are grounds you in truth: you belong to Christ, and His love secures you when the world feels shaky. Why you were created fuels your journey. Your life carries purpose, even in seasons of waiting, caregiving, or transition. When you rest in these truths, you walk differently—you face challenges with courage, knowing you are never alone. Call to Action: This week, pause and write down: One truth about who you are in Christ One way you’ve seen God’s strength sustain you One purpose you are walking in right now Then share one of those truths with a friend who may need encouragement. Prayer: Lord, thank You for reminding me ...

When you think of a table, you may picture Sunday dinners, holiday spreads, or quiet moments shared with loved ones. But in Scripture, the table is more than a place to eat—it is a symbol of fellowship, provision, and blessing. Psalm 23 declares, “You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies.” That one verse changes everything. God Himself is the Host. He doesn’t send someone else to set the table—He personally prepares it for you. Every detail is intentional, every need anticipated, every blessing chosen with love. At His table, there’s a seat reserved with your name on it. No matter where you’ve been, how unworthy you’ve felt, or what battles you’ve faced, you are invited. The invitation is sealed in Christ—open to all who will come and sit. Why does God prepare this table? Because life is demanding, and the soul needs nourishment beyond food. The table is where He supplies strength for weary hearts, peace in chaotic seasons, joy in sorrowful moments, and hope for tomo...

  We love to celebrate resilience. People say, “You don’t look like what you’ve been through!” And while it’s meant as a compliment, sometimes it feels like a dismissal. Because behind the polished smile, you do feel it. You feel the weight, the weariness, the heartache. Here’s the truth: God never asked us to fake it. He never asked us to mask our struggles so others could applaud our strength. He asked us to walk in love, joy, and integrity—authentically. Real faith doesn’t deny pain. Real faith says, “I’m pressed, but not crushed. I’m weary, but I’m still walking.” Real joy doesn’t erase tears; it anchors you while you cry. Real love doesn’t come from pretense—it flows sincerely from a heart touched by God. So if you’re in a season where you feel what you’re going through, you’re not less spiritual. You’re human. And in your humanity, God’s strength shines brightest. You can walk in your calling authentically—without the mask, without the performance. Just you, raw and real, he...

  We live in a world full of division—families torn apart, friendships ended, churches split, and individuals walking around with silent, unhealed wounds. Brokenness is the enemy’s favorite weapon because a divided people are a weakened people. But God calls us to a different way. Through Christ, we are offered healing, forgiveness, and realignment. What the enemy tries to destroy, God desires to rebuild in love and unity. Forgiveness is one of the hardest yet most freeing acts of obedience. It’s not about ignoring pain but refusing to let pain dictate the direction of your life. When we forgive, we unlock healing not just for ourselves, but for everyone connected to us. Unity is the heartbeat of heaven. Scripture reminds us that “a house divided cannot stand” (Mark 3:25) .  This isn’t just about households—it’s about communities, churches, and even our inner life. The cracks in our hearts are mended when we choose love over bitterness, forgiveness over revenge, and unity ove...