Lessons From Nature | The Strangler Fig
Big sins don’t start big. Bitterness doesn’t start as bitterness — it starts as unforgiveness, or an offense we never addressed. So what is parading around in your garden like a tree but isn’t?
Lessons From Nature | The Ant
When Proverbs tells us to “go to the ant,” it’s inviting us to slow down and pay attention. In studying something so small, I was surprised by how much wisdom God revealed about community, action, boundaries, and faith lived out quietly over time. Sometimes the simplest lessons are hidden in plain sight.
Lot | Fear, Desire, and the Cost of Looking Back
At 2:30 a.m., wide awake and worn thin, I found myself thinking about Lot’s wife—about fear, desire, and why looking back can cost us more than we realize. This story has far more to teach us than a warning about disobedience. It’s an invitation to examine what we long for, what we fear, and whether…