Send us a text When life swerves and the plan in your head falls apart, the question under the question is simple: is anyone really in control? We sit with Romans 8:28 and the claim that not everything is good, yet all things can be worked together for good for those who love God and are called according to his purpose. That one line reframes chaos, pain, detours, and silence by rooting our hope in sovereignty rather than outcomes. We start by clearing a common confusion: Scripture never sug...
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Send us a text When life swerves and the plan in your head falls apart, the question under the question is simple: is anyone really in control? We sit with Romans 8:28 and the claim that not everything is good, yet all things can be worked together for good for those who love God and are called according to his purpose. That one line reframes chaos, pain, detours, and silence by rooting our hope in sovereignty rather than outcomes. We start by clearing a common confusion: Scripture never sug...
Send us a text A single line from Psalm 85:6 can turn a dry heart into a living flame. We open that prayer together—“Wilt thou not revive us again, that thy people may rejoice in thee?”—and trace how real revival moves past hype and noise to the quiet work of God in us. If you’ve felt prayer go routine or Scripture lose its weight, you’re not alone; that ache is often the start of renewal, not the end of faith. We explore the difference between spectacle and transformation, naming the signs ...
Faith for Everyday
Send us a text When life swerves and the plan in your head falls apart, the question under the question is simple: is anyone really in control? We sit with Romans 8:28 and the claim that not everything is good, yet all things can be worked together for good for those who love God and are called according to his purpose. That one line reframes chaos, pain, detours, and silence by rooting our hope in sovereignty rather than outcomes. We start by clearing a common confusion: Scripture never sug...
