Selected conversations, questions, discoveries, and unfinished thinking as they take shape.
We Often Receive the Fruit of Our Agreement In my own experience, I have noticed something that I cannot easily dismiss: more often than not, my prayers seem to be answered in remarkable alignment with what I actually expected when I prayed. I cannot turn that observation into an absolute law. God is sovereign, and … Read more
A workshop on what expectation reveals about faith, prayer, agreement with God’s Word, and the fruit of what has taken root.
A discussion of confession, identity, and the “I AM” statements that shape which account of reality governs our lives.
An examination of double-mindedness and the “yeah but” voice that lets fear, circumstances, or competing conclusions govern instead of God’s word.
A conversation about asking boldly, refusing to preempt God’s answer, and approaching grace through Christ’s righteousness rather than self-measurement.
The centurion and the Syrophoenician woman illuminate faith as certainty, authority, abundance, and expectation in the face of apparent contradiction.
Faith is examined through expectation: what we assume will happen after prayer reveals what we have come to believe about God.
A reflection on stillness, speech, confession, and renewed thinking as ways of learning to rest in and agree with God’s truth.
An exploration of identity in Christ, feeling, fear, and prayer: living from the reality of acceptance and union rather than striving toward it.
A Christ-centered distinction between faith and positive-thinking systems, focusing on agreement with what God says is true.
