Tag: Transformation
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What “clothes” are you wearing?
A short and simple message this week, but one that I know I need to be reminded of… Having recently completed a Bible Study on 1st, 2nd and 3rd John, and the emphasis on love that John shares in these books, I have become more aware of my wardrobe and what type of “clothes” are…
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Lessons from Costa Rica
There are moments in life when you don’t just see differently—you begin to feel differently. Our time serving in Costa Rica was one of those moments. We arrived with plans, expectations, and a willingness to serve but what we encountered was something far deeper than any itinerary could hold. God had already gone before us—preparing…
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Beware the Quiet Influence: A Meditation on the Leaven of the Pharisees and Saducees
Matthew 16:6 CSB – Then Jesus told them, “Watch out and beware of the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees.” When Jesus spoke these words, He wasn’t talking about bread. He was issuing a warning about influence—the kind that works quietly, subtly, and over time. Scripture later clarifies that Jesus was speaking about their teaching.…
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You are Mine. Now Walk with Me.
After acceptance comes invitation. God isn’t asking for perfection—He’s asking for proximity. Transformation begins when we learn to walk with Him, not just work for Him. God says, ‘You are Mine.’ Then He whispers, ‘Now walk with Me.’ After acceptance comes invitation. God doesn’t simply say, You belong to Me. He says, Now walk with Me.Transformation begins when…
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When God Closes a Door
A year can change everything. I’m standing in a place today that I never planned to be a year ago—not because I ran from something, not because something went wrong, but because God closed a door I wasn’t expecting Him to close. For a long season, I was serving faithfully in a role I loved.…
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Healing from church hurt without walking away from the church
Let’s start 2026 in the right place. Church hurt is real. It is not imagined, exaggerated, or unspiritual to acknowledge it. Many believers have been wounded not by the world, but by people who carried the name of Jesus. Words spoken carelessly. Authority misused. Grace withheld. Expectations placed on shoulders that were already heavy. For…

