What Leah teaches us about feeling unseen in today’s world
Feeling unloved doesn’t always look like tears… sometimes it looks like trying harder, giving more, and still feeling unseen. Leah’s story reminds us how deep that wound can go but also where true healing begins.
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When Favouritism Breaks a Family
As I was reading this story in the Book of Genesis 27, I had to pause. The more I read about the family of Isaac and Rebekah, the more uncomfortable I felt. It is a difficult story because it reflects something that still happens in many families today. Isaac and Rebekah had twin sons: Esau and Jacob. But instead of raising them as two sons equally loved, the house slowly became divided. Scripture says Isaac loved Esau, while Rebekah loved Jacob. Even the language feels revealing. Isaac often referred to Esau as “my son”, while Rebekah leaned…
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When It’s Hot And God Says Stay
As I read Genesis 26, it felt very personal. There was a famine in the land. Things were hard. Resources were low. The pressure was real. Isaac did what most of us would do – he started moving. When things get uncomfortable, we look for relief. When work becomes stressful, we update our CV. When the environment feels unstable, we search for somewhere safer. When the economy shakes, we look for quick investments. Movement feels like control. But before Isaac could go further, God appeared to him and said, “Do not go down to Egypt. Stay in…
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Walking With God Like A Best Friend
Have you ever wondered what it looks like to walk with God in everyday life: at home, at work, in the quiet moments?
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From Eden to Jesus: How God Made a Way Back
A few days ago, my oldest child asked me a question that stopped me in my tracks. He and his friends had been studying the idea of sacrifice in the Bible and couldn’t understand why it was necessary in the first place. I gave him a simple answer: Jesus Christ became the sacrifice once and for all. Before Him, every time people sinned, a life had to be taken. I told him to imagine if that was still required today, how heavy and constant that would be. That conversation stayed with me. I’m currently on a personal…
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The Giants vs The Grasshoppers
In this episode of Wordshakers, we dive into the powerful story of Numbers 13, where 12 spies were sent to explore the Promised Land. While all of them saw the same land, their responses determined their destiny. Some saw giants and fear, while others saw God’s promise. What do you see when facing obstacles? Join me as we break down: How our perception can strengthen or weaken our faith Why fear distorts reality and limits God’s power in our lives What it means to have a “different spirit” like Caleb and Joshua Why faith requires action, even…
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The Process Before the Promise
In this episode, we dive into the unshakable nature of God’s covenant. From His promise to Abraham to its fulfillment through generations, we explore what it means to trust in God’s word—even when the journey includes waiting, challenges, and trials. What is a covenant, and why does God never forget His promises? How can we hold onto faith like Abraham, believing even before we see the results? If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt while waiting for God’s promises to unfold, this episode is for you. Join me as we reflect on Psalm 105:8 and uncover the power…
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Undiluted Grace: What Does This mean?
This morning, I found myself reflecting on something I’ve often heard in church and gospel songs—“the undiluted grace of God.” And I paused. Can God’s grace be diluted? The answer is no—God’s grace is perfect, full, and freely given. It doesn’t lose its power, purity, or purpose. But here’s the truth I couldn’t ignore: while His grace is undiluted, we can sometimes receive it in a diluted way. When we start to measure grace through the lens of performance, shame, or comparison… when we let legalism or people-pleasing creep in… when we misuse grace as a license…
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Skill vs Anointing – Part Two
Is anointing enough to fulfill God’s calling, or do we need skill as well? In this episode, we explore the vital connection between anointing and skill and how both are necessary to walk in excellence. Using powerful biblical examples—David, the Levites, Bezalel, and Abraham’s trained men—we uncover how skill enhances the anointing and makes us more effective in our God-given assignments. Anointing without skill can be limiting, but when the two work together, we become unstoppable. Tune in to discover how to refine your gifts, develop your abilities, and fully step into your divine purpose!
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Skill vs Anointing Part One
New Podcast Episode Out Now! Many of us talk about anointing — but did you know skill is just as important in fulfilling God’s purpose for your life? In today’s episode, we’re diving deep into the balance between anointing and skill. God doesn’t just call us to be anointed — He calls us to be excellent in our gifts too! Let’s explore how sharpening your skills, alongside your anointing, positions you to walk fully in your calling and make an even greater impact for His Kingdom. Listen now on Spotify!https://open.spotify.com/episode/71YESSbszriPOSCtWxHt7t?si=T8BlDLalRC6XXF5itjHulA Be encouraged, be equipped, and let’s grow…
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