Real, honest faith. Scripture that speaks to the hard days and the triumphant ones. Written by Mel for anyone walking through the fire and needing to know God is still on the throne.
My innocence stolen. My prized possession, only to be offered to a beloved husband, now no longer exists; A diary written as the voice of Tamar, daughter of David; her grief, her questions, and her hope in the God who redeems.
Read More →Bathsheba, Maacah, Ahinoam, Haggith, Michal; real women who lived through some of the most heartbreaking events in Scripture. What if they had written in diaries? What would they tell us today?
Read More →Jesus told the woman at the well that whoever drinks the water He gives will never thirst again — it becomes a fountain springing up into everlasting life. That living water isn’t only about eternity. It’s for us here and now.
Read More →Today, everyday, we have a choice to trust God sacrificially, by faith, in laying our “Isaac” upon the altar. God’s ways and thoughts are higher than ours, and we must trust Him.
Read More →I was praying today about someone no longer here… asking God if He met them as He met the Samaritan woman — among those society had cast aside. A reflection on the robe of righteousness, the prodigal son, and the grace that calls us home.
Read More →A specific verse came to mind: “smitten of God…” What I found in the original Hebrew and Greek text is a revelation about Jesus and healing that changes everything for our lives right now.
Read More →This evening I had to get honest with myself. If there were a church full of people just like me running around — would the Kingdom advance? A convicting reflection on surrender, calling, and what we invest our lives in.
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