God was telling me that he was cooking something up for me-- something good!-- but it wasn't done cooking yet.

"Why am I here?" It's a loaded question. We want to know our purpose, but we are really asking why we are in this situation.

Be on the lookout for fellow smokers-- those plucked from the fire and still smelling of smoke. Offer a helping hand. Or a hug. Or whatever.

Sometimes God has us on a mission... and it's invigorating! But there are other times when God calls us away... to a Holy Pause.

Sometimes you do the right thing or are minding your own business even, and you still get asked to leave.

Many of us are walking in treacherous places right now.

Our tendency is to question God's orders; or sometimes, whether we got them from God in the first place!

God doesn't tell us everything. He doesn't show us all the pieces, because He wants us to trust.

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God showed me a large cookie sheet with a single hand-breaded piece of chicken on it. It was tiny...

I was in a hospital corridor... when I came across a hole cut in the wall...

As I was praying, I saw hands washing a green pot. All the nasty dried food inside was being cleaned out...

God was about to teach Moses about God's own character, by means of sharing His True Name.

Lost? Alone? Feel that it's too late for you? Ask God to move anyway.

My wife and I have been together for twenty-six years, but this is our first Thanksgiving...

That's the hardest part, isn't it? The unknown. Sometimes we get answers immediately, sometimes not. (Sometimes never.)

The other morning, God showed me a big heaping bowl of Kasha, with a spoon in it... (It tastes like Provision.)

Often God has us waiting, whether it's for fulfillment of promises, answers, or simply for further instructions.

"We are not called to see through each other, but to see each other through."

Pastor Jamie completed his mission with excellence, and so he got to go home early.