Suffering can make us wonder what we did wrong or why God would allow something so painful. Job’s story challenges that assumption. Perhaps trials are not evidence of God’s displeasure at all. Perhaps the fire we would never choose can become the very thing through which He refines us into gold.
Tag: faith
The Day of Miracles Is Now
Miracles are not only events we receive. Sometimes they are works God performs through us. As we build faith, seek revelation, and follow the Holy Ghost, we may become the answer to someone else’s prayer, helping them find dry ground when the sea and the battle seem to close in.
The Details of Our Lives
Sometimes God’s greatest interventions aren’t dramatic miracles—they’re quiet moments that remind us we are known personally. From a floating axe head to a purple Ferris wheel, this post explores how heaven works in life’s smallest details and why those moments matter more than we often realize.
Just a Simple Thing
Naaman expected healing through something dramatic. Instead, God invited him into an ordinary river with an ordinary command. Sometimes our greatest miracles begin the same way—not through spectacular experiences, but through simple acts of trust that we are willing to repeat until the healing comes.
Small and Mighty Miracles
Miracles are more than dramatic stories from scripture or history. They are evidence that God is still actively involved in our lives today. Before exploring Elisha’s remarkable miracles, consider whether the greatest miracles may already be unfolding quietly in your own discipleship.
Faith to See the Seventh Day
Some walls in life do not fall quickly. They require us to keep walking, trusting, and obeying long after visible progress disappears. The story of Jericho reminds us that faith is often less about dramatic moments and more about quiet persistence until God chooses to act.
The Scarlet Thread of Faith
Rahab’s name appears alongside some of scripture’s greatest heroes of faith. Why would God choose her? Her story offers a powerful reminder that faith, not history, defines discipleship—and that God refuses to let our past have the final word.
At the Base of Your Mountain
Sometimes faith moves the mountain. Sometimes faith gives us strength to climb it. Reflecting on the Dolomites, Caleb, and President Kimball’s “Give me this mountain,” this post explores how God helps us face the hard things, one step or one rock at a time.
Friends Who Bring Us to Jesus
Sometimes the greatest evidence of God’s love is the people He places around us. The friends who carry us when we cannot walk, refuse to give up on us, and somehow help us find our way back to Jesus.