Faithful Writers

“Probable carcinoma.” Two words that should have shattered me—but instead became the doorway to surrender, peace, and a reminder that faith isn’t shaken by fear, it’s refined by it.

If church feels empty, prayer feels flat, and worship feels hollow, you’re not alone. Spiritual dryness isn’t evidence of God’s displeasure — it’s an invitation to trust Him more deeply.

Faith doesn’t erase brokenness; it meets us in it. This piece is for anyone who still feels the ache even after saying yes to God — a reminder that being unfinished doesn’t mean being unloved.

Jesus never abandons His own. When fear whispers lies, His Word reminds us that heaven and earth may pass away, but His promises stand firm forever.

Spiritual maturity isn’t about stacking up theological bricks until you build an impenetrable wall. It’s more like planting a garden: alive, unpredictable, and in constant need of tending. Gardens change with the seasons. So does faith.

Fear and grief can overwhelm, but God’s promises remain. Reacting to Charlie Kirk’s death, we learn to trust Him in the wake of sorrow.

Discover the peace of living fully in the present moment by surrendering your worries and plans to God. Learn to trust His guidance and find rest in today’s gift, grounded in scripture.