Job 42:10 – “After Job had prayed for his friends, the Lord restored his fortunes…” There’s something deeply beautiful about Job’s story.After all the pain, the loss, the confusion, and the long nights of wrestling with questions, restoration didn’t begin when Job prayed for himself…It began when he prayed for his friends . Job was hurting. He was exhausted. He had every reason to focus on his own wounds. Yet in that moment, God asked him to intercede—to lift up the very peop

There are moments when someone tells us what they’re going through, and the first thing that slips out of our mouth is, “I’ll pray for you.”  And we mean it. We really do. But as I’ve been reflecting lately, I realized something:In God’s Kingdom, prayer and action are not meant to be separated.Intercession and intervention are like two hands working together—one reaching up to heaven, and the other reaching out to the person who needs help. Both are expressions of love. Both

In a world that never stops moving, stillness can feel like a luxury—or even a weakness. We’re constantly told to keep going, to hustle harder, to make things happen. But in Psalm 46:10, God gently invites us to do the opposite: “𝐁𝐞 𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐥𝐥.” This isn’t just a call to stop moving physically—it’s a call to quiet the noise in our hearts. It’s an invitation to step away from fear, striving, and control, and rest in the truth that 𝐇𝐞 𝐢𝐬 𝐆𝐨𝐝. When life feels uncertain,

Life today can feel overwhelming. News headlines, personal struggles, and the weight of tomorrow’s unknowns can stir anxiety in our...