In the Potter’s Hands

A college pottery class taught me more than how to center clay, raise walls, and survive a kiln. It gave me a new way to understand the hands of God. He shapes us, works with what becomes marred, and when life leaves us broken, He knows how to repair us.

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.

Purified by Him

Jericho’s bitter spring was beyond human repair until the Lord healed it at its source. Elisha’s miracle offers a profound reminder that Christ doesn’t simply cover our brokenness. He transforms it. This story invites us to reconsider what seems spiritually beyond hope.

Don’t Hide

Hiding can feel safe, even necessary. But sometimes it costs us connection, healing, and hope. This post explores why hiding is one of the adversary’s oldest lies—and how God responds.