Tag Archives: Walking with God

The Spirit in You Is Greater

Posted on April 19, 2026 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

What carried the disciples into a hostile world wasn’t courage alone—it was the power of the Spirit within them. And that same power is at work in us today. Continue reading →

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Easter’s Over—Now What? Living into the Sacrifice We Didn’t Deserve

Posted on April 12, 2026 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

Easter is over—but what if it’s actually the beginning? A reflection on how the resurrection isn’t just something we celebrate once a year, but something we’re meant to live into every day. Continue reading →

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Jesus Rose from the Dead… and He Dragged Me with Him

Posted on April 5, 2026 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

Christ is risen—but if we’re honest, resurrection is a strange idea. What if the same power that raised Jesus is still bringing dead things back to life today? Continue reading →

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Standing at the Cross

Posted on April 3, 2026 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

If I had been there that day… would I have spoken up—or stood silently? A Good Friday reflection on the cross, our response, and the love that chose to stay. Continue reading →

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From Hosanna to the Cross: Learning Non-Fickle Faith

Posted on March 29, 2026 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

A Holy Week reflection on how quickly our faith can shift—from celebration to silence—and what it means to develop a faith that stays. While our faith may falter, Jesus remains unwaveringly faithful. The invitation is simple but powerful: when we stumble, will we move away from Him—or toward Him? Continue reading →

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Learning to Listen

Posted on March 21, 2026 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

Learning to hear God’s voice isn’t about waiting for dramatic moments or unmistakable answers—it’s about growing in relationship with Him. In this reflection, Dave shares personal experiences of uncertainty, career transitions, and quiet seasons where God’s guidance felt unclear, only to realize later that God had been leading all along.

Through Scripture and lived experience, this post reframes listening to God as a gradual process shaped by trust, familiarity, and proximity—not perfection or certainty. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re “hearing God right,” this post offers reassurance: you’re not alone, and you may already be learning to listen more than you realize. Continue reading →

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The Fruit of Abiding in Christ

Posted on March 15, 2026 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

Real spiritual growth doesn’t come from forcing progress—it comes from staying connected to Christ. In this reflection on Jesus’ teaching about the vine and the branches, we explore how abiding in Him allows the fruit of the Spirit to grow naturally over time. When we remain close to Christ through simple daily rhythms, His life begins to transform ours from the inside out. Continue reading →

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Faith That Grows and Lasts

Posted on March 7, 2026 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

Faith that lasts is rarely built in dramatic moments. It grows through quiet, daily rhythms—prayer, Scripture, stillness, gratitude, and trust—that keep us close to God. In this reflection on Jesus’ invitation to learn the “unforced rhythms of grace,” we explore how steady spiritual practices form a faith that grows deeper over time and endures through life’s changing seasons. Continue reading →

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Returning to God Without Shame

Posted on February 8, 2026 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

Walking with God doesn’t mean we never drift—it means we know how to return. When we notice distance, shame often tells us to wait or fix ourselves before coming back. But grace invites us to turn immediately, just as we are. In this reflection, we explore why returning is not failure, how God meets us with open arms, and how learning to return without shame deepens our relationship with Him. Continue reading →

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Walking with God When It Feels Like Nothing Is Happening

Posted on January 25, 2026 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

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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