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Small Stories of a Big God
Our friend Louis Gerber recently shared a few simple stories—quiet moments of God’s protection and provision that might seem small at first glance. But these everyday testimonies remind us that God is present in the ordinary. Your story doesn’t have to be dramatic to matter. If God was in it, it’s worth sharing.
Living Saved
My three Knock-Out roses bloom faithfully each spring, even as I lay their stems on my husband’s grave. God never promised us a life without sorrow, but He did promise His presence — a living hope that grows beside our grief and keeps rising in every season.
Let Jesus In
At fourteen, on a rainy August morning, I realized I wanted a faith that was truly my own. Matthew 28 reminds us that the stone wasn’t rolled away to let Jesus out — it was moved so we could step in, see for ourselves, and welcome the risen Christ into every part of our lives.
A Witness Then, a Witness Now
She stood among the crowds on Palm Sunday and again at the foot of the Cross—first unsure, then forever changed by the compassion in Jesus’ eyes. Her story reminds us that witnessing doesn’t end at the hillside of Golgotha; it continues in every life touched by His love. May we, too, carry His mercy into the world with courage and tenderness.
Burnt Fish Sticks and Lenten Offerings
Growing up, Lent meant burnt fish sticks and giving things up. But Paul’s words in Romans 8 remind us that life in the Spirit isn’t about subtraction—it’s about opening ourselves to what God longs to add. This season, instead of asking what we should give up, we’re invited to take on practices that make room for the Spirit’s life to grow in us.
Children of the Light
After a long night in a hospital waiting room, the first light of dawn reminded us that God had not left us in the dark. Ephesians 5:8–14 calls us to live as children of the light—letting Christ shine through simple acts of kindness, even in our most fragile moments.