Tag Archives: Waiting on God

Walking with God When It Feels Like Nothing Is Happening

What do we do when we’re praying, reading Scripture, and trying to walk faithfully—yet it feels like nothing is happening? This reflection explores seasons of spiritual waiting, the quiet work God often does beneath the surface, and why God’s silence may actually be a sign of deeper presence rather than absence. Walking with God, even when it feels ordinary, may be one of the most faithful things we ever do. Continue reading

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The Time Between

“The Time Between” invites readers to reflect on the sacred tension Christians inhabit between Christ’s first arrival and His promised return. Drawing from Delighting in Jesus by Asheritah Ciuciu and the Advent themes of Hope and Peace, the post explores what it means to live in this “now and not yet” world—where victory has been won but not fully realized. Through Scripture, reflection, and prayer, readers are encouraged to anchor their hearts in Christ’s promises, embrace His peace amid the world’s chaos, and live as bearers of light during the Advent season. The post concludes with thoughtful questions for personal reflection throughout the week. Continue reading

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Our Long and Winding Roads

We may think of our journeys from cradle to grave as long and winding roads, and that’s entirely appropriate. We can also break our lives into smaller segments, which can seem lengthy and circuitous, especially while we are going through … Continue reading

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