Ancient Paths in a Modern World

"Stand by the roads, and look, and ask for the ancient paths, where the good way is; and walk in it, and find rest for your souls." 

  • Our Savior.

    One of the most difficult and most rewarding lessons I’m learning as a young Pastor is how to hold the sheep loosely. As I acquire deep maternal instincts that at some points want to save them from the hard world, I also am acquiring the paternal instincts that knows that the cold wind and rain… Read more

  • selah.

    -I have not given you the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.- Read more

  • He’s got this. ~ a confession

    Been kinda off my game lately and have not felt inspired to blog. Yet, since this life with Christ is about Christ’s strength in us not our own, I wanted to let you know what was up with me. As I have dedicated my life to clinging to the only One who is faithful and… Read more

  • the not yet.

    7 How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of the messenger who brings good news, the good news of peace and salvation, the news that the God of Israel reigns! 8 The watchmen shout and sing with joy, for before their very eyes they see the Lord returning to Jerusalem. Isaiah 52 None live more in… Read more

  • give and take.

    Took a walk with God tonight. He asked me for more of me. I got the details of what He meant, I invited Him in, and I will change the way I roll in a certain area. Afterwords, I asked Him what I needed to do to grow in a specific arena.  He told me… Read more

  • follower.

    For me, the most difficult part of following Christ is continually refraining from trying to lead Him.   Read more

  • selah.

    “God gives the Church the role of calling for what God intends to give.” ~  Kelly S. Johnson Read more

  • three fold cord.

    Been thinking about the way that God uses us to forge His likeness in each other. Not in the generic cheesy way. I’m talking the ‘change history’ way. Read more

  • dependance.

    Some thought that it was strange when children in school were to use calculators for their math. They were made to become dependent on the little weird electronic devices. Then came word processors that corrected spelling errors, and like the calculator a dependance was wrought. Now, the businessman can’t think about his calendar without looking… Read more

  • the Holy Stranger.

    “As you came near the spring you would marvel, seeing that the water was endless, as it constantly gushed up and poured forth. Yet you could never say that you had seen all the water. How could you see what was still hidden in the bosom of the earth? Hence no matter how long you… Read more