A Tiny Little Mustard Seed

In Colossians 1, we ponder how growing in God's wisdom strengthens our faith, teaches us to love even when it's difficult, and brings us closer to the peace that comes from trusting Him.

In Acts 3, a man asked for a few coins but received a blessing beyond his imagination, reminding us to trust that God sees possibilities far greater than we can.

In Philippians 4, we discover that the peace of God doesn’t come from a life without struggles, but from learning to trust Him so deeply that even when the world around us is falling apart, our hearts can find rest in His promises.

In this episode of A Tiny Little Mustard Seed, we reflect on 1 Samuel 15 and Saul's disobedience, exploring how pride, temptation, and our own desires can gradually drown out God's voice when we stop seeking Him.

In Hebrews 4, we reflect on the gift of Sabbath rest, the struggle to slow down, and how learning to trust God enough to stop working can be one of our greatest acts of faith.

For this episode, I reflect on Joshua 1 and how trusting in God’s faithfulness gives us the courage to step beyond what is comfortable, follow where He leads, and keep moving even when we’re afraid.

For this episode, I reflect on Micah 1 and what it means to love the people God has placed in our lives, plant the seeds of faith, and trust Him with the choices we cannot make for them.

Psalm 139 reminds us that even when we feel misunderstood by everyone around us, we can rest in knowing that God sees us, understands us, loves us completely, and knows our hearts even better than we know ourselves.

In Numbers 22, Balaam and his talking donkey remind us that God can use anyone—or anything—to get our attention, but the more time we spend with Him, the better we learn to recognize His voice.

In Mark 5, three desperate people encounter Jesus in three very different ways, reminding us that whether we are searching for Him, reaching for Him, or unable to reach at all, Jesus still sees us and meets us where we are.