Send us a text The line between discontent and delight often comes down to what we choose to remember. Today we slow the swirl, open Psalm 103:2, and choose a different lens: “Let all that I am praise the Lord; may I never forget the good things He does for me.” We talk about the quiet power of perspective, how forgetfulness fuels complaint, and why gratitude is not a mood but a disciplined way of seeing. If you’ve felt dragged by what’s missing, this short reflection offers a reset grounded ...
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Send us a text The line between discontent and delight often comes down to what we choose to remember. Today we slow the swirl, open Psalm 103:2, and choose a different lens: “Let all that I am praise the Lord; may I never forget the good things He does for me.” We talk about the quiet power of perspective, how forgetfulness fuels complaint, and why gratitude is not a mood but a disciplined way of seeing. If you’ve felt dragged by what’s missing, this short reflection offers a reset grounded ...
Send us a text Fear tries to turn up the volume on your doubts; surrender turns up the volume on truth. Today we lean into the power and order of James 4:7—submit to God first, then resist the devil—and explore why the enemy flees when your life is aligned with Jesus, not when you rely on sheer willpower. We slow down to name the most common misquote of this verse and show how skipping the “submit” piece drains your spiritual authority and leaves you striving instead of standing. We walk thr...
Wisdom for the Day - Everyday
Send us a text The line between discontent and delight often comes down to what we choose to remember. Today we slow the swirl, open Psalm 103:2, and choose a different lens: “Let all that I am praise the Lord; may I never forget the good things He does for me.” We talk about the quiet power of perspective, how forgetfulness fuels complaint, and why gratitude is not a mood but a disciplined way of seeing. If you’ve felt dragged by what’s missing, this short reflection offers a reset grounded ...
