Send us a text There are seasons in life when everything feels unclear. The road ahead feels uncertain, and even the next step feels like a guess. You’re doing your best to keep going—checking the boxes, showing up, holding it together—but inside, you’re tired. Not just physically, but soul-deep weary. The kind of tired that sleep does not fix. It’s in these foggy places—where clarity fades and burnout creeps in—And when visibility is low, God invites us to trust differently. Not with part ...
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Send us a text There are seasons in life when everything feels unclear. The road ahead feels uncertain, and even the next step feels like a guess. You’re doing your best to keep going—checking the boxes, showing up, holding it together—but inside, you’re tired. Not just physically, but soul-deep weary. The kind of tired that sleep does not fix. It’s in these foggy places—where clarity fades and burnout creeps in—And when visibility is low, God invites us to trust differently. Not with part ...
The Broken Mirror: Seeing Ourselves Through God’s Eyes
The Gathering: Daughters of the Living King
15 minutes
2 weeks ago
The Broken Mirror: Seeing Ourselves Through God’s Eyes
Send us a text Today, we’re diving into the core of the gospel. If you’ve ever felt unworthy, ashamed, or stuck in guilt—this message is for you. Let’s begin with Romans 3:23-24, which states, “For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God’s glorious standard. Yet God, in his grace, freely makes us right in his sight. He did this through Christ Jesus when he freed us from the penalty for our sins.” The reality is that “everyone” has sinned (that includes you, myself, our friends, and yes,...
The Gathering: Daughters of the Living King
Send us a text There are seasons in life when everything feels unclear. The road ahead feels uncertain, and even the next step feels like a guess. You’re doing your best to keep going—checking the boxes, showing up, holding it together—but inside, you’re tired. Not just physically, but soul-deep weary. The kind of tired that sleep does not fix. It’s in these foggy places—where clarity fades and burnout creeps in—And when visibility is low, God invites us to trust differently. Not with part ...
