Union with Christ

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Living in Divine Connection

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Living in Divine Connection

For years, I thought my relationship with God depended on how well I performed—how much I prayed, how devoted I was, how “good” I could be. But then I discovered the truth: I was never meant to strive for closeness with God. I was already one with Him. His presence wasn’t something I needed to chase; it was something I already had. The moment I stopped trying to earn what was already mine, everything changed. What if you stopped striving and simply rested in the love and connection that has always been yours?

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Embracing Prodigals and Party Poopers

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Embracing Prodigals and Party Poopers

Many of us see ourselves in the prodigal son—running, failing, and fearing we’ve gone too far. But what if we’re actually more like the older brother—resenting grace when it’s given to someone else? The father in this story isn’t just calling home the lost; he’s inviting the self-righteous to rejoice. Whether you’ve wandered far or stayed close but missed the joy, our Father’s love remains the same. The question is, will you join the celebration?

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God Doesn’t Just Love You—He Likes You

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God Doesn’t Just Love You—He Likes You

Many people believe God loves them because He has to—because it’s His nature. But what if I told you that He doesn’t just love you—He actually likes you? He enjoys your personality, your quirks, and even the things you think make you unworthy. He isn’t tolerating you; He’s delighting in you. Imagine the freedom of knowing you don’t have to prove your worth or strive for His approval—you already have it. What would change if you truly believed God enjoys you just as you are?

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You Are Closer to God Than You Think

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You Are Closer to God Than You Think

For so long, I felt like I was chasing after God—striving, proving, trying to earn His love. But what if we were never meant to strive at all? What if God was never far from us, never waiting for us to measure up? The illusion of separation keeps us stuck, believing we must do more to be enough. But the truth is, we have always been embraced, loved, and fully accepted. The moment we stop striving and start resting in that truth, everything changes.

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Dens and Dinner Tables

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Dens and Dinner Tables

Remember the comfort of family dens and dinner tables? Imagine being invited into the divine equivalent—a seat at the Trinity's table, sharing in eternal love and fellowship. This post delves into accepting that invitation and embracing your place in divine communion.