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Shattering the Reflection

It is often much easier to see what is wrong in someone else than it is to recognize what is unfinished, unhealthy, or unsubmitted in ourselves. We can notice another person’s tone, attitude, choices, weaknesses, or spiritual immaturity almost instantly. Yet somehow similar flaws in our lives can remain hidden from us today. Jesus spoke…
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Pouring Into the Next Generation

There is something deeply meaningful about watching the next generation rise up with a heart for the Lord. It is one thing to pray that young people will love Jesus, serve others, and carry the gospel into the world. It is another thing entirely to see that desire begin to take shape right in front…
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Holding Onto Hope in the Silence

Lately, I’ve been sitting with something I never expected to carry for so long – the quiet, lingering ache of distance between my daughter and me. When it first began, I told myself it would pass quickly. Just a misunderstanding, a brief season, a stretch of silence that would eventually soften into healing. But now,…
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The Gift I Could Never Wrap

In just two days, we’ll celebrate my husband’s birthday. It’s a simple date on the calendar, yet this year it feels like so much more. It feels like a quiet milestone – one that doesn’t just mark another year of his life, but invites me to reflect on the life God has been faithfully shaping…
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The Quiet Power of the Empty Tomb

Easter comes each year with a gentle familiarity – soft spring light, blooming trees, and the quiet retelling of a story that has shaped generations. Yet beneath the beauty and tradition lies something far deeper than remembrance. Easter is not simply a moment to revisit; it is the defining moment where sorrow was met with…
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He Wept, Yet He Stayed

There is a moment in Scripture that feels almost too tender to rush past. Jesus pauses on the road, looks out over Jerusalem, and weeps. In Luke 19:41-44, we are given a glimpse into His heart – not distant, not detached, but deeply moved. He knew exactly what awaited Him. He knew the cheers of…
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Spiritual Dryness

There have been seasons in my life where my relationship with God has felt full, steady, and deeply alive. His Word felt rich, prayer felt natural, and His presence seemed close and constant. I remember what it felt like to sit with Him without distraction, where time seemed to slow and my heart felt anchored…
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Someone’s One

There is something deeply comforting about the way God chooses to work – not only through the extraordinary, but through the willing, the available, and the ordinary. This past Sunday, our pastor shared a thought that at one point in time, we were someone’s “one.” Someone prayed for us. Someone believed for us. Someone carried…
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Quiet State of Reflection

This past Sunday during church, our pastor said something that has stayed with me ever since. It was one of those statements that quietly settles into your heart and continues to echo in your thoughts long after the service has ended. He essentially asked a simple but profound question: Why is it that we trust…
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The Beauty of Writing Together

Recently, I was given an exciting opportunity that I did not expect. I have been invited to collaborate with several different authors to write a book together. When I first heard about the project, I felt both honored and surprised. Writing has always been something deeply personal for me, often something I do quietly on…
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Marisa
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Marisa Claudine

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