HannahIvkovich
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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. Continue reading
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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… Continue reading
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Jonah | Swallowed, Spit-out, and Still Loved
Jonah’s story has always been both hilarious and mildly traumatic for me—thanks, fear of open water. But as an adult, his journey hits differently. It’s messy, emotional, relatable, and packed with lessons I wish I didn’t see myself in… but totally do. Continue reading
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Seeing His Blessings Everyday
Sometimes God doesn’t answer in thunder or words — He answers in flowers, in ferry rides, and in butternut squash. Gratitude isn’t just about the big, obvious blessings; it’s learning to recognize His fingerprints on the ordinary. The more I slow down and notice, the more I see that God is always speaking — I… Continue reading
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Words | Gratitude & Thanksgiving
Gratitude is more than a good feeling—it’s obedience, worship, and a powerful tool for mental, emotional, and spiritual health. In this post, I reflect on what it means to speak with thankfulness, even when life is difficult, and how a simple shift in language can change everything. Continue reading
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Words | Sweet & Salty
The Bible tells us to season our words with salt and honey—but what does that really mean? This post explores the rich symbolism and practical significance of these ingredients, revealing how our words can heal, preserve, and purify when spoken with care, intention, and grace. Continue reading
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Words | Saddle Up
Like a horse guided by a bridle and bit, we are meant to be led by the Holy Spirit—responsive, trusting, and sensitive to His direction. This post explores how the imagery of horseback riding reveals deep truths about obedience, self-control, and speaking with wisdom in partnership with God. Continue reading
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Words | Altars & Strongholds
What if every word you spoke was a stone—building either an altar of worship or a stronghold of harm? In this reflection on Ephesians 4:29, I explore how our words shape not just those around us, but ourselves, and how speaking with grace can be both a gift and a spiritual act of worship. Continue reading
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Mary | The Cost of Obedience
Mary was a young girl, unsuspecting and ordinary, yet chosen for an extraordinary purpose. Her story is one of courage, humility, and obedience — even when it came with a cost. This post explores her life in Luke 1:26–45 and what her example means for us today. Continue reading
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Photini | Unquenchable Thirst
You might know her as the woman at the well. Her real name was Photini, and her story is one of shame, thirst, redemption, and boldness. She went looking for water and found the Messiah. Have you ever been that thirsty? Continue reading
Whispers of Christ 