My alabaster box

Are you called or are you commissioned? Discern the season.  This has been a word that has been brewing inside of me. I believe the past few months the Lord has been impressing this phrase onto me. In my conversations with people, to my own quiet study time, I’m discerning the difference between called versus […]

A powerful reflection on seasons of transition, this post explores how God uses divine interruptions to prepare His people before they step into promised breakthroughs, drawing from Joshua 5 and the Abrahamic covenant.

Why do I have to live? Not for myself alone, but so that my breath becomes an answer to someone else’s prayer. I live because God has written purpose into my days, even when I don’t yet understand the ink. I write because I was created to steward words, to guard the Gospel, and to honor the sacred craft of writing in a world that rushes to replace devotion with automation. What flows from me is not manufactured—it is given. And I will not surrender what only the Lord can place in human hands.

In the book of Hosea, God reveals Himself as a faithful lover whose heart breaks over unfaithfulness. Through Ephraim and Judah, we see spiritual pride, idolatry, and a Father who refuses to stop calling His people home.

I am a real person with feelings, emotions, and a story to tell. I believe we all have a story to share. Every one has a testimony. We are all witnesses of our own life and what God has done in and through us. In this age of AI and technological advances, we have to remember people are human. We’re not bots with no emotions.

I wanted to share a writing assignment I had to do for my class based on the Mel Gibson film “The Passion of the Christ.”

It is currently 11:50PM at night and I am writing pages upon pages in my journal. The Lord took me on a whole entire healing journey but I will save that for another day. What I wanted to share is some revelation I received about Jesus’ crucifixion. Today’s blog is titled “Scripture must be fulfilled.” Why? The answer is in John 19: 28- 30.

The Holy Spirit highlighted sour wine, hyssop, and mouth to me in the text. In my current walk with the Lord, I am loving dissecting the words of the bible. I am intrigued in getting to know the mysteries of heaven and the intentionality the words in Scripture have. The Word is alive and living. The more you dissect the text, the more the Holy Spirit reveals the original intentions and how there are no accidents in what was written.

Why does the Lord send the disciples two by two? 
Calling the Twelve to him, he began to send them out two by two and gave them authority over impure spirits. – Mark 6:7 NIV
The Lord God said, “It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper suitable for him.” – Genesis 2:18 NIV

There’s a shifting and cleansing taking place prophetically . Today I got a call from my parents who are currently in Maui, thousands of miles away from their kids. They called to tell all of their kids there was an earthquake at another island in the South Pacific and it triggered a tsunami warning across […]

Have you been petitioning to the Lord about something in your life? Do you feel like you’re not hearing or seeing God in your life, but you are continuously praying and contending? Are you getting doubtful, scatter brained, and feel like you have no direction? If that is you, I believe the Lord is saying, “okay, and…”