Waiting can feel like being stuck, but the Hebrew word Qavah reframes everything. It’s the image of a cord stretched taut—a hopeful expectation that God is on the other end of the rope.
Waiting can feel like being stuck, but the Hebrew word Qavah reframes everything. It’s the image of a cord stretched taut—a hopeful expectation that God is on the other end of the rope.
Even in human injustice, God was working to bring forgiveness and life through Jesus.
Even in the moment of His arrest, Jesus spoke truth to those who came against Him. He saw not enemies—but people He came to save.
Sometimes Jesus’ love looks like delay—but His timing serves a greater purpose than we can see.
When children cried “Hosanna,” they proclaimed the truth: Jesus came to save and defeat the power of evil.
Jesus moved toward the cross with purpose and urgency—because His death and resurrection would set us free.
The disciples heard Jesus pray aloud—and stepped into His heart. We understand His mission because He carried it out for us.
Mary didn’t argue—she trusted. What she knew about Jesus’ heart still invites us to trust Him today.
Sometimes Jesus stands quietly among us before we even realize He is there. Will we recognize Him when He comes near?
Peace is more than quiet moments—it is God’s calming presence that meets us when stress and worry try to overwhelm us.