In this life as we walk with the Lord in His Way we are like children always learning. It is within that understanding that we take this next step on this path. When we commit sin (not if, but when) we are taught in Scripture that we must ask for forgiveness and repent. The Bible is very specific about seeking forgiveness. We first learn His Way of doing so in Leviticus.

The question at the center of everything I have written is simple, and it matters more now than ever: Is God still speaking? And if He is — are we listening? Across every devotional, every reflection, every chapter, the answer has been the same: yes, He is speaking. He has never stopped.

Each of us has been called by God to live a life shaped by His ways — how to worship, how to pray, how to listen, and how to walk in His commandments. But Scripture also speaks of another calling: the call to serve. Before you took your first breath, the Lord prepared you for this life with a gift and a purpose — a calling to serve Him and your neighbor. “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you; before you were born I set you apart.” — Jeremiah 1:5 “We are His workmanshi

There is a quiet shift happening in parts of the modern church. You can see it in the way some churches soften Scripture, avoid certain passages, or treat the Old Testament as less important than the New. Most believers would never say the Old Testament is invalid, but many have begun to treat it as optional — something God once said, but no longer expects us to follow. But Paul writes in 2 Timothy 3:16: “All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching… and for t

Discernment begins in stillness, not noise. This reflection explores how God often speaks through quiet moments, inviting us to slow down, listen carefully, and trust His gentle direction in everyday life.