You’ve heard it before—probably said it yourself. “God is good.” We nod, smile, maybe add a hearty “all the time.” And most of the time, we mean it. But what about when the road gets rocky? When the doctor’s voice tightens? When the numbers on the bank statement shrivel and the prayers feel like echoes …
Continue reading When God Wraps Gifts in Rough Paper (Psalm 119:65–72)
“Remember the word unto thy servant, upon which thou hast caused me to hope.”—Psalm 119:49 Some nights feel longer than others. Not because of the hours on the clock, but because of the weight on your heart. Worry keeps you awake. Grief settles in. Prayers go unanswered, and silence seems to stretch out like a …
Continue reading When the Night Feels Long (Psalm 119:49-56)
There’s a gentle ache in the words of Psalm 119:17–24, the kind that settles deep and lingers long. The psalmist isn’t writing from a place of triumph. He writes from the tension between faithfulness and affliction, hope and hardship. And in his pain, he turns not away from God, but toward Him—with open hands and …
Continue reading A Lamp in the Shadows: When God’s Word Becomes Your Only Shelter (Psalm 119:17-24)
The people stood in the rain, shivering—not just from the cold, but from the weight of what they had done. They had wandered from God. Again. They had intermarried with foreign nations, blending their worship with the idols of the land. They had compromised. And now, standing before Ezra, they felt the full weight of …
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