A Sip of Living Waters

I just wanted to take a moment to share a poem I wrote to accompany our new relaxing Christian meditation album "We Are A Miracle"! Which will be released in all music stores on August 25th! We of course will release it for free here on the website and on Youtube!

As we step into August, I've been deeply reflecting on what it means to faithfully steward the life God has given us—both physically and spiritually. It’s easy to compartmentalize our lives, to separate our faith from our daily responsibilities, work, relationships, health, and finances. But the reality is that God desires every area of our lives to honor Him and reflect His wisdom, grace, and excellence. This month, let’s explore together what it means to truly practice due diligence—being intentional, thoughtful, responsible, and disciplined—not just spiritually, but also practically, in our everyday lives. God calls us to live in balance and integrity, recognizing that our physical life and spiritual walk are deeply connected.

This month, I want to talk openly and tenderly about returning to God, renewing our spiritual mind, and reclaiming that beautiful intimacy we once felt. The good news is that God eagerly and lovingly welcomes us back. His arms remain open wide, ready to embrace us just as we are, no matter how long we’ve wandered.

The Difference Between Being Carnally Minded and Spiritually Minded

Rather than fear science, believers can embrace it as a testament to the infinite wisdom of God. As we peer deeper into the building blocks of the universe, we don’t find chaos—we find design, intention, and a divine fingerprint. And perhaps, just perhaps, the language of quantum physics is beginning to catch up with the poetry of the Bible.

In a world that never stops shouting, Whispers Between the Veil speaks softly—and yet powerfully—into the heart of the believer. Authored by Lacy Verret, this soul-baring collection of Christian poetry, soliloquies, and reflections feels less like a book and more like a sacred meeting place between the reader and the Holy Spirit.

Have you ever prayed desperately for something, and it felt like heaven was silent? Have you walked through moments when the problems you faced seemed overwhelming—when life didn't make sense, and you wondered, "God, where are You?" I certainly have. My family and I have faced these very questions, these intense feelings of uncertainty, especially during recent times. But here's what God continually reminds me: faith that only survives when times are easy isn't really faith at all. Genuine faith is tested, shaped, and proven in the fires of difficulty and uncertainty.

First, I want to extend heartfelt gratitude to each of you for your ongoing patience, love, and support, especially after last month’s transparent message about our struggles. Your prayers, kindness, and messages have truly touched our hearts, reminding us once again of the faithfulness of the Body of Christ.

Dear Friends, I want to start this month's devotional with a humble apology. You may have noticed a break in our devotional schedule and a delay in releasing new content. For that, I am truly sorry. The truth is, behind this ministry are real, imperfect people, facing real and difficult challenges. We don’t have sponsors or any form of income from this work—it’s purely a labor of love and faith. Recently, my family and I have faced significant hardships that have brought us close to homelessness. This isn’t something easy for me to share, but transparency and authenticity are important. The struggles we’re facing are not a sign of God’s absence; instead, they’ve become powerful reminders of our deep, daily need for Him.

The Pilgrim's Progress - FULL MOVIE

The truth is this: being a Christian doesn't mean we’re perfect. Far from it. It means we've placed our hope in the only One who is perfect—Jesus Christ. We aren't following Jesus because we have it all together; we're following Him precisely because we don't. And it’s through our imperfections, mistakes, and struggles that Christ’s grace shines brightest.

As we step into Week 12, I feel strongly drawn to a topic that's deeply personal yet universally relatable: revival and restoration. Sometimes, we feel spiritually dry, emotionally drained, or even completely lost—like those dry bones described in Ezekiel's vision. But God doesn't abandon us in our valleys of dryness or despair. Instead, He meets us there with compassion and the promise of revival. This week, let's journey together, exploring the powerful story of Ezekiel and the dry bones, discovering how God’s Spirit brings life and hope even to our driest, most desolate moments.

I’ve been reflecting a lot lately on how easy it is to feel overlooked, unnoticed, or even forgotten in our busy world. Sometimes life rushes by so fast, and our hearts quietly ache for someone—anyone—to truly see and understand us. This week, we're going deeper into one powerful truth that God has placed deeply in my heart to share with you: God sees you. Yes, you—exactly where you are right now, in every quiet hurt, every silent struggle, and in every unnoticed victory.

As you journey through this week, remember: do your best and then give it all to God. Trust that in the quiet, He is speaking to you, guiding you, and working miracles in ways both big and small. May your heart find rest in His presence, and may you emerge from this week with a renewed sense of peace and purpose.

Week 9 – Feb. 26–Mar. 4, 2025 Devotional

Dear, younger me

How to Truly Be Yourself