Send us a text The empty tomb stands as history's greatest surprise. In this meditation on Mark 16:1-8, we journey alongside Mary Magdalene and her companions as they approach Jesus' burial place on that first Easter morning. Their hearts heavy with grief, minds preoccupied with practical concerns about moving the massive stone—they represent all of us who face seemingly insurmountable obstacles. What unfolds at dawn transforms everything. The stone already rolled away. The tomb empty. A mes...
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Send us a text The empty tomb stands as history's greatest surprise. In this meditation on Mark 16:1-8, we journey alongside Mary Magdalene and her companions as they approach Jesus' burial place on that first Easter morning. Their hearts heavy with grief, minds preoccupied with practical concerns about moving the massive stone—they represent all of us who face seemingly insurmountable obstacles. What unfolds at dawn transforms everything. The stone already rolled away. The tomb empty. A mes...
Send us a text The most dangerous battles aren’t loud—they’re quiet, subtle, and disguised as harmless compromises. We open day 274 with a clear roadmap from James 4:7 that reframes spiritual warfare: surrender first, then stand. Rather than white-knuckling our way through temptation, we talk about aligning our thoughts and choices under God’s authority so the fight isn’t fueled by anxiety or pride, but by grace and clarity. From there, we get practical about resistance. We look at the every...
Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Send us a text The empty tomb stands as history's greatest surprise. In this meditation on Mark 16:1-8, we journey alongside Mary Magdalene and her companions as they approach Jesus' burial place on that first Easter morning. Their hearts heavy with grief, minds preoccupied with practical concerns about moving the massive stone—they represent all of us who face seemingly insurmountable obstacles. What unfolds at dawn transforms everything. The stone already rolled away. The tomb empty. A mes...
