Open Hands at Dawn

As the Day Begins “Blessed be the Lord God, the God of Israel, who only does wondrous things!” (Psalm 72:18). The psalmist’s doxology rises like the first light of morning, steady and confident. The Hebrew word for “wondrous things” is nifla’ot, works that are extraordinary, set apart, beyond human capacity. David reminds us that ourContinue reading “Open Hands at Dawn”

When Wealth Cannot Hold You

As the Day Ends Psalm 62:10 “Though your riches increase, do not set your heart on them.” As the day comes to its quiet close, Psalm 62 invites us into a deep and calming trust in God. It is a psalm written by someone who understood the pressures of life, the temptations of success, andContinue reading “When Wealth Cannot Hold You”

Peace in the Middle of Panic

The narrative of Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee highlights the disciples’ fear and the contrast between human panic and Christ’s divine calm. Jesus demonstrates His authority by commanding the storm to be still, revealing His identity as divine. This story teaches that storms can deepen faith, revealing God’s presence despite challenging circumstances.