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Series · Foundations
Specific prayers, written down, become a record of God's faithfulness in your own life. A gentle on-ramp for beginners and a deeper home for seasoned writers.
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Not a rule you follow. The thing that orients your day before the day gets to you. Ten minutes, given fully, is enough.
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The Psalms were a journal. Yours can be too. A private space to bring everything to God, written in your own hand.
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Nobody warns you, before you have a child, that the love is terrifying. Imani found out at two in the morning, three weeks in. On Hannah, Mary, and learning to hold a life that was never fully yours to keep.
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Chisom was halfway through a song she'd known since childhood when she realised she didn't believe the words. On faith deconstruction, honest questions, and the God who preferred Job's wrestling to his friends' polished answers.
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When job loss hits a Christian, the hardest thing isn't always the money. It's what happens to your sense of God. A real story, honest questions, and what scripture actually says about provision, identity, and the season that doesn't make sense yet.
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Naledi has been answering the same question for nearly a decade. What she has learned about faith, singleness, and a God who doesn't see her life as incomplete.
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Marcus was forty-three when his marriage ended and the question arrived. A piece about identity, the load-bearing walls we didn't know we had, and the God who names you in the wrestling.
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When loss arrives, the hardest thing isn't always the grief itself. It's what the grief does to your faith. Adaeze's story, Psalm 13, and the God who stands in the pain with you before the miracle.
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Most Christian content is about trusting God when things are hard. Almost none of it addresses what to do when He answers. This piece does, using a real story, Deuteronomy 8, Joseph, and Solomon to explore what faithfulness looks like in a season of breakthrough.
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