Fresh starts are a gift from God, but sometimes we hesitate to embrace them. We hold on to the past (mistakes, disappointments, or even familiar comfort) because stepping into the unknown requires faith but when God calls for a new beginning, He doesn’t ask us to figure everything out. He asks us to trust. There’s something about this time of year the shift in the air, the way the snow begins to melt, and the first signs of spring begin to show. It’s a reminder that change is

In preparation of an upcoming bible study, 'Sip & Study', I studied The Book of Esther. I found each chapter to be filled with ancient wisdom, modern parallels, and profound spiritual insights. First let's explore how God’s name is never mentioned... the removed chapters mention God In the traditional Hebrew and Protestant versions, God’s name is never mentioned, which makes His behind the scenes presence feel even more powerful and possibly even mysterious. The Book of Esthe

mirror whenever you think someone else is wrong pull out the mirror The mirror principle suggests that when we judge others, what we observe often reflects something about ourselves. Judgment, in this sense, isn’t always about the other person—it’s about how we perceive, interpret, and respond to qualities we recognize or struggle with in ourselves. By forming an opinion about someone else, we can learn not only about them but also about ourselves. This principle calls us to