Send us a text What if the deepest change you’re seeking doesn’t come from trying harder, but from living in a love that doesn’t move? We open John 15:9 and sit with Jesus’ claim: “As the Father has loved me, so have I loved you. Continue in my love.” Not a sampler, not a seasonal mood—an invitation to make love your home. Together we trace how abiding shifts everything practical. Approval-chasing loses its grip when your identity rests in a covenant love that isn’t earned. Obedience stops s...
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Send us a text What if the deepest change you’re seeking doesn’t come from trying harder, but from living in a love that doesn’t move? We open John 15:9 and sit with Jesus’ claim: “As the Father has loved me, so have I loved you. Continue in my love.” Not a sampler, not a seasonal mood—an invitation to make love your home. Together we trace how abiding shifts everything practical. Approval-chasing loses its grip when your identity rests in a covenant love that isn’t earned. Obedience stops s...
Send us a text What if gratitude isn’t just a mood but a map? We open 1 Thessalonians 5:18—“In everything give thanks”—and trace how a thankful heart can hold honest sorrow while standing on steady trust. Not a forced smile, not shallow optimism, but a clear-eyed choice to anchor in God’s faithfulness when life feels tangled. Along the way, we challenge the pull of social media comparison, the low hum of complaint, and the myth that we’ll finally be grateful once everything is perfect. We sh...
Faith for Everyday
Send us a text What if the deepest change you’re seeking doesn’t come from trying harder, but from living in a love that doesn’t move? We open John 15:9 and sit with Jesus’ claim: “As the Father has loved me, so have I loved you. Continue in my love.” Not a sampler, not a seasonal mood—an invitation to make love your home. Together we trace how abiding shifts everything practical. Approval-chasing loses its grip when your identity rests in a covenant love that isn’t earned. Obedience stops s...
