Journey with Hope

What does it really mean to be walking before God? In Genesis 17:1, God calls Abraham to faithful obedience before reaffirming His covenant. This reflection explores following God, walking with Him, and how trust, holiness, and the Spirit shape our daily walk of faith.

Guided by God through dreams, Joseph fled with Mary and the child Jesus to Egypt—an unexpected place that fulfilled ancient prophecy. Jesus retraced Israel’s story, not to repeat its failures, but to fulfill it perfectly. From Egypt to Nazareth, God worked through obscurity, danger, and obedience to accomplish His redemptive plan. The Messiah was preserved, prophecy was fulfilled, and hope entered the world—quietly, faithfully, and on God’s timetable.

When the Israelites tested God at Massah, they doubted His faithfulness despite witnessing His miracles. Today, we face similar struggles—forgetting God’s provision and complaining instead of trusting. Reflect, remember, and respond with faith.

Faith Grows Through Hearing and Understanding Over and over the Bible explains the importance of truly understanding what God is telling...

Doubt in the Wilderness: Can God Provide? " Can God prepare a table in the wilderness? " (Psalm 78:19). This question was asked by the...

In Isaiah 54, the great prophet promised the exiles in Babylon a time when they will have great peace instead of trials—a time of comfort...

We do not serve a stingy God. Our Father wants to bless us. So many times in Scripture we read the expression, ' how much more' , in...

Who are God’s chosen? Jesus died as a ransom for all, freeing us from sin and offering grace to everyone. He seeks the lost, draws all to Himself, and calls us to share His message of salvation. Belief is a gift, and God rewards those who seek Him with their whole heart. Are you responding to His call today?

Waiting is one of God’s recurring lessons in Scripture. From Joseph and Moses to Israel, Paul, and even Jesus, God often works through long seasons of waiting to grow patience, faith, and trust in His promises. Though waiting can lead to despair, God sees the bigger picture. He uses waiting to teach us reliance on Him, reveal His faithfulness, and shape our hearts—reminding us that His timing is never wasted.

The Feast of Tabernacles (also called the Feast of Booths), today known as Sukkot, is a Jewish feast that God commanded to be celebrated...

Abraham Knows God Will Provide The first time we hear the expression, " God will provide ", is in Genesis 22:8. Isaac asks his father...

In Genesis 16, we read the story of Hagar and Ishmael. Hagar had been brought to Abraham to conceive a child because Sarai, Abraham's...