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As autumn nudges us back into routines, many of us feel ready for a gentle reset—something small, simple, and sustainable.
Autumn has a way of inviting us to begin again. Leaves turn, routines shift, and our souls whisper that it’s
When fear rises—whether from news alerts, a tense moment at home, or a sense of spiritual pressure—our bodies tighten and
During the month of October, 2025, I’m working hard to update Elkleaf Publishing’s website. One new feature is going to
Wrestling or Resting? Faith Lessons from Jonah & Jehoshaphat The Nature of Faith In our hearts, a vital yet elusive
In the deep sanctuaries of faith where sacred texts and spiritualities coalesce, lies the profound and vital journey of sanctification.
The Christian narrative emphasizes a rich, fulfilling life through Jesus, who offers safety and true contentment. This abundance is rooted in God’s grace, a free gift unearned by merit. While life includes challenges, faith and prayer transform adversity into experiences of divine support, revealing the profound depth of God’s favor.
In our spiritual journey, we seek harmony through Jesus, our guiding conductor. Amid life’s pressures, we draw strength from God’s gifts, including Scripture, prayer, and community support. By nurturing obedience and reflecting on His grace, we transform our lives and deepen our faith, ultimately participating in life’s divine symphony.
As Christ’s crucifixion neared, His suffering highlighted humanity’s brutality in contrast to divine love. Despite betrayal and violence, His resurrection promise offered hope and comfort. Jesus’ teachings emphasize humility, openness, and unity, cautioning against spiritual blindness and division. True greatness lies in childlike qualities and welcoming those who advance His mission.
Life is likened to a race where spiritual character is revealed through choices. Like Paul, we are urged to fight “the good fight,” anticipate Christ’s return, and pursue righteousness. This involves active engagement with God’s word and avoiding worldly temptations, nurturing our relationship with God through commitment and obedience.
