I felt the Lord say to His people: “Your sense of humour is a gift from me. Use it wisely and don’t let it be polluted.” As I pressed in more, He had more to say. What I wrote below came from that time with Him. You know that condescending but funny guy you follow […]
Author: Katherine Walden
Anxiety Has No Place in a Christian’s Heart
It’s no wonder so many Christians are battling anxiety right now. I’ve noticed a common thread among many of my friends lately. They’re dealing with anxiety in one form or another. Some feel a vague sense of unease. Others are facing full-blown panic attacks. It’s not surprising. We’re flooded with news about financial instability, extreme […]
When We Would Rather Wait but God Says Go
Several years ago, I was a passenger in a friend’s car when we were hit at an intersection. I walked away with minor injuries—just some whiplash and a scar on my collarbone where the seatbelt caught me. My friend’s car didn’t make it. Thankfully, we did. Help arrived within seconds. An ambulance crew had witnessed […]
God Has His Ways of Getting Through
Sometimes the quietest nudges are the ones we most need to notice. While praying for a close friend—someone I’ve journeyed with for years through laughter, honest conversations, and spiritual growth—I sensed a gentle nudge. He was in the middle of a painful flare-up. As I prayed, an odd image popped into my mind: a bright, […]
FOMO, FOBI, and the Freedom Found in Christ
When Fear Drives, Faith Gets Stuck In the spiritual lives of many Christians, two quiet enemies often slip in unnoticed: FOMO and FOBI. These fears disguise themselves well. They settle deep in the heart and influence how we respond to God, to people, and even to our purpose. FOMO — Fear of Missing Out FOMO […]
Delayed, Not Denied: God’s Timing Still Holds!
Airports, bus terminals, train stations—they exist to move us, not to be our home. The furniture is intentionally uncomfortable. Seats designed to make us shift, lights that are just a little too bright, and rest areas placed as far away from food and bathrooms as possible. Even the nicer lounges? Fine for a quick rest, […]