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When we come into the place of love with the Father, He pours His love into us in a way we have never known before. But His love does more than fill us, it purifies us. The love of God is so powerful that it exposes the true state of our hearts. It reveals our deepest needs, the areas we have tried to hide, the places we have covered with shame or self-protection. His love uncovers not to condemn, but to consume. He longs for us to be wholly shaped and moulded by His heart. F

Crumbling isn't the same as falling apart. It is not chaos, and it is not collapse. It is more like letting go, but maybe a little...

There are questions that don’t come from curiosity but from heartbreak. They rise in the silence after devastating news. They echo in...

There is an ache that sits deep within the human heart. It is quiet at times, almost hidden, but it never goes away. Some call it...

The answer every heart is asking for My precious one, I see you. I see the things you do, the choices you make, the moments where you...

We are made perfect in His love. The world works, strives, and toils, trying to measure up, trying to make itself clean. But we are not...

There are certain stories in Scripture that never leave you the same. You can read them a hundred times and still find yourself undone by...

For years, I read Ephesians 6 as a call to arms as a checklist of weapons to grab before stepping into a spiritual fight. The belt, the breastplate, the shield, the sword… I pictured myself strapping on gear to face down an enemy who was still coming for me. I thought that was how to be ready for battle. But the more I have sat with Jesus, the more I have realised that is not what Paul was saying at all. The armour of God is not battle gear to help you win  a war. It is a pic

Control-Based Love (When “Care” Comes With a Leash) “I love you—so let me decide what’s best.” Many of us have heard that line (or...

Some of us learned a kind of “care” that came with a leash. It sounded like safety, looked like unity, and promised growth— if  we...