May
Jesus, two days from now you'll ascend to the Father. Your last command was to wait - not to act immediately but to pause for promised power. This challenges my action-oriented approach. I want to do something, start something, accomplish something. But you told them to wait in Jerusalem f
May
Two days from now (May 14, 2026), we observe Ascension Thursday. The risen Christ who spent forty days proving his resurrection and teaching about the kingdom will ascend to the Father, leaving his disciples with final instructions and a promise. These last two days before ascension must h
May
I tend My flock like a shepherd: I gather the lambs in My arms and carry them close to My heart; I gently lead those that have young. You're not being driven - you're being gently led. I know exactly how much you can carry. I adjust My pace to yours.
May
Father, Mother's Day brings complicated emotions - joy and grief, gratitude and longing, celebration and pain. Some rejoice in relationships that bless them. Others ache over relationships that wound them or children they never had. This day is hard for many people who feel invisible or in
May
Today, the second Sunday in May, many will celebrate Mother's Day - a complicated holiday that brings joy to some and pain to others. For women who've lost mothers, can't become mothers, have troubled relationships with mothers, or grieve children lost through miscarriage or death, this da
May
Come to Me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Not "try harder" or "figure it out" - just come. Bring your exhaustion, your burdens, your weariness. I'll give you rest. That's My promise to you today.
May
Jesus, four days from now you'll ascend to the Father, completing what resurrection began. The disciples had you back after crucifixion's devastation, but now you were leaving again - this time ascending to heaven. They had to trust that your departure was necessary for the Spirit's coming
May
Four days from now (May 14, 2026), we'll observe Ascension Thursday, marking Jesus's return to the Father forty days after his resurrection. You're living in the same countdown the first disciples experienced - the final days of Jesus's physical presence before he ascended to heaven and se
May
Hold unswervingly to the hope you profess, for I who promised am faithful. Your grip on hope doesn't determine its reliability - My faithfulness does. Even when your hold feels weak, My promises remain firm. Keep holding. I'm not letting go of you.
May
Father, "the women" were in the upper room - unnamed, unacknowledged, but essential. They'd funded Jesus's ministry, stayed at the cross when others fled, witnessed resurrection first, and now prayed with other believers waiting for your Spirit. Most of them aren't named in Scripture, but
May
Acts 1:14 mentions "the women" who were in the upper room, praying together with the apostles, Mary, and Jesus's brothers. No names given. No specific identification. Just "the women." But these women's presence represents faithful discipleship that deserves recognition even when Scripture
May
Delight yourself in Me, and I will give you the desires of your heart. Not because I'm a vending machine dispensing wishes, but because as you delight in Me, your desires change. What you want starts matching what I want. Our hearts beat together.