We Smell Like Our Work: Becoming the Fragrance of Christ

We Smell Like Our Work: Becoming the Fragrance of Christ

Smell Like Our Work | Every life carries a scent shaped by devotion, discipline, and desire. This meditation asks a quiet but piercing question: when others meet you, do they catch the fragrance of Christ?

My Life Is Not About Me – Escaping the Tyranny of the Big Me

My Life Is Not About Me – Escaping the Tyranny of the Big Me

My Life Is Not About Me – What if the problem isn’t finding yourself—but centering your life elsewhere? This reflective piece gently challenges modern self-obsession and invites a quieter, God-centered way of living.

Why Do Golf Balls Have Dimples?

Why Do Golf Balls Have Dimples?

A question about golf balls becomes a reflection on scars, grace, and how God uses what looks like weakness to carry us farther than we imagined.

Father, Give Me My Share of the Estate

Father, Give Me My Share of the Estate

Father, Give Me My Share of the Estate – A familiar parable, revisited from an unexpected angle. This meditation invites readers to consider distance, desire, and the surprising posture of a Father who still watches the road.

WD-40 and Duct Tape — God’s Toolkit for Holding Relationships Together

WD-40 and Duct Tape — God’s Toolkit for Holding Relationships Together

What if the everyday wisdom of WD-40 and duct tape could teach us something sacred about love, forgiveness, and commitment? This meditation reflects on grace as God’s relational toolkit.

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