Curating Your Heart: What Gets Space in Your Inner Life?
Your heart isn’t a storage unit for everyone else’s expectations. It’s sacred space.
What would happen if you curated your inner world the way you do your home—clearing what doesn’t serve, making space for peace, and choosing what gets to stay?
Hope doesn’t just arrive. It’s made room for.
The Woman at the Well: Finding Hope in Out of the Way Places
She would take the long road to not be judged. No whispers, just water. But although she escaped the crowd, she did encounter Christ.
The Vocabulary of Victory: Saying What Hope Would Say
Victory isn’t always a change in your situation. Sometimes, it’s a choice.
Finding Hope When it’s Hard to hope
Hope isn't just a nice feeling—it's essential survival equipment. And I don't know about you, but I've had seasons where hope felt as scarce as rain in a drought.
What I've discovered is that Biblical hope isn't about positive thinking or blind optimism. It's about holding onto truth when your feelings are screaming something else entirely.
These five principles have been my lifeline. Maybe they'll become yours too.
What Romans 15:13 Teaches Us About Everyday Hope
May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.'
I've been sitting with this verse for weeks now. Romans 15:13. Just one verse, but it keeps unfolding new dimensions every time I return to it.
Hope isn't just something we generate through positive thinking. It's something that flows from the God of hope Himself.