Storytelling
Desert Conversations
Sometimes the wilderness isn’t punishment. Sometimes it’s formation.
Taylor McGee Campbell
Spiritual Formation
Hand in Hand
God’s hand is not competing for space in our lives. It is waiting for us to release everything else we have convinced ourselves we cannot live without.
Community
The One Who Stands Beside
I’ve realized that loneliness can become fertile ground for the enemy. Not because being alone separates us from God, but because isolation often distorts our vision of Him. The enemy whispers, See? You’re forgotten. You’re on your own. But that has never been the voice of God.
Storytelling
This Far and No Farther
Standing on the beach always leaves me with the same thought: if God is attentive enough to govern something as enormous as the sea, why do I assume He’s inattentive to me?
Spiritual Formation
Christians Are not Christ
The invitation of Christianity has never been to follow Christians. It has always been to follow Christ!
Theology
The True King
We trade the good things of God that may be invisible, intangible, or beyond our understanding for things we can see, touch, hold, and cling to. Faith has always required trusting what our eyes cannot yet see, but we're often more comfortable putting our confidence in what feels tangible.
Spiritual Formation
Eyes on the Pacer
As we keep in step with Him, He continues His work of perfecting us—not in one dramatic leap, but mile after mile, step after step. That’s what sanctification often looks like: not becoming flawless overnight, but becoming more complete as we trust the One who knows exactly where He’s taking us.
Spiritual Formation
Persistent in Prayer
Persistent prayer is not about convincing God to care. It is about continually bringing our hearts before the One who already does. Every time we ask, seek, and knock, we are reminded that our hope is not in our circumstances but in the character of God.
Spiritual Formation
Eliab or Elohim?
One of the most difficult lessons in following God is learning that what other people think about you cannot carry more weight than what God knows about you. That sounds simple enough until you actually start living it.