Tag: RelationshipOverRituals

  • To Know Him More

    We can spend a lot of time doing things for God without spending time simply being with Him. I have felt a sense of distance lately, even in my duties. I faithfully show us to serve Him every day, but do I faithfully show up to just love Him and spend time getting to know Him better? Today…

  • What Matters Most?

    We all make time for what matters most. When something is truly important to us, we usually find a way to make time for it. Yet somehow, spending time with God is often the first thing to disappear when life gets busy. That’s the danger of busyness. Rarely does it pull us away from God…

  • Freedom to Listen

    On Independence Day, we celebrate the freedom to choose. But God has given us an even greater freedom—the choice to seek Him and listen for His voice. God values freedom, too. He could have created us as robots, programmed to obey Him without question.Instead, He gave us something remarkable—free will. Every day, we have the…

  • It Is Easy to Hear the One You Love

    Think about someone you love deeply.You recognize their voice instantly. You notice when something is wrong. You can often tell what they’re thinking before they even say it. Why? Because you’ve spent time with them. You’ve listened to them. You care about what they think, feel, and want. The goal isn’t merely hearing words -…

  • Staying Connected to God

    Have you ever had a friendship slowly drift apart? No argument. No betrayal. Just less communication. Less connection. Less time together. Our relationship with God can drift the same way if we’re not careful. He reminds us that connection must happen on both ends – no matter how mush He calls, if we don’t answer…

  • Becoming Like Christ

    We don’t become like Christ by striving—we become like Him by spending time with Him. Learn how walking with Jesus transforms your heart, builds your faith, and leads you into strength, wisdom, and righteousness.

  • Cultivating a Faithful Heart: Insights from Hebrews 6

    Hebrews 6 teaches us spiritual maturity isn’t found in rituals—it’s found in relationship. We grow when we move beyond tradition and into intimacy with Jesus. He’s not after empty motions, but fertile hearts where His promises can take root, grow, and bear fruit. Trade religion for real connection.