A meditation on Leviticus 4 that traces the Old Testament sin offering—from graded sacrifices for priest, leader, and individual—to its fulfillment in Christ’s once-for-all work. The article explores how these “shadows” deepen our appreciation of the cross and move us beyond sin-consciousness to Christ-focused living.
To The Root (294/365)
Let me tell you about yesterday. Usually I log all of these sorts of activities on a Google Sheet, but yesterday's events and emotions, and consequent revelations need a celebratory, clarifying deep dive. It all started decently enough. We were supposed to head out earlier in the morning. We were supposed to go to a... Continue Reading →
Psalm 77 – September 15, 2026 (292/365)
When we submit to God, when resist the devil, the devil flees from us, we are reminded of God's faithful, constant presence, and even angels come to minister to us, and to provide revelation.
Faithful in the Wilderness (290/365)
He is surely with me, even as we continue this critical week of clarification and reflection.
Psalm 75 – September 11-13, 2026 (288/365)
God is good, full, complete, faithful, and He is here. He is with us.
Psalms 70-71 – September 8-9, 2026 (286/365)
Thank You, Lord, for realizations that amaze, beyond temptations that deceive.
Finding Faith in Tough Times: Lessons from the Sower (285/365)
(From September 06, 2026 Sunday Service) When we find ourselves in low morale, and when we find ourselves fearful for tomorrow, we're reminded to look at the birds, who God takes care of, and to look at the lilies of the valley, who God adorns with beauty. And, apparently, we can also look to husband... Continue Reading →
Really, Thanks. (283/365)
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Thanks. (282/365)
(September 1-5, 2026) Throughout 2025 and even this year, I've expressed frustration with my finances, and how I haven't been responsible with them. Current experiences and circumstances constantly remind me of how, in the past, I handled large amounts poorly to the point that I lost everything. After losing my WFH job at the start... Continue Reading →
Psalm 67 – September 5, 2026 (280/365)
The reflection emphasizes the importance of resting in God amidst life's distractions and temptations. It highlights that even during idle times, God is present and at work. Encouraging meditation on His Word and praises, the message reinforces that God guides and blesses us continually, urging believers to seek Him diligently.







