Exploring the struggles & joys of following God

Discover what it truly means to leave sin behind and turn toward God. Isaiah 55:7 reminds us that forsaking our ways and thoughts isn’t about shame—it’s about stepping into His abundant compassion and life. Learn how letting go of what holds you back opens the door to His love and freedom.

In Isaiah 55:6, God calls us to seek Him and call upon Him while He is near. This urgent invitation reminds us that true satisfaction and life come only from responding to Him. Will you answer today?

God’s covenant was never meant to stop with Israel—it was always designed to reach every nation. In Isaiah 55:5, we see God extend His invitation outward, reminding us that His love is not exclusive but abundant and overflowing for all people. This verse challenges us to see others the way God sees them: as beloved creations, worthy of His grace.

God’s covenant with David was ultimately fulfilled in Christ, who embodies that promise as our witness, leader, and commander. He reveals the truth of God’s heart, leads with humility, and holds ultimate authority as the One who will one day make all things right.

In Isaiah 55:3, God calls us to 'incline our ear' and truly listen, offering life through His everlasting covenant. Explore how focusing on His call amidst life’s distractions brings us into His promises of faithfulness, peace, and abundant life.

Isaiah 55:2 challenges us to choose between the fleeting satisfaction of our idols and the abundant life God freely offers. This verse reminds us that while other loves promise fulfillment, only God can truly satisfy the deep longings of our souls. Which invitation will you accept today?

Isaiah 55:1 opens with a powerful invitation from God: “Come all who are thirsty.” In this verse-by-verse study, we explore how God patiently calls us to bring our needs, our doubts, and our weariness to Him. Even when we’ve wandered, failed, or relied on idols, His invitation remains open—and His grace never runs dry. 

Isaiah isn’t just a story about Israel — it’s the story of God’s promise to all humanity. As Israel continually looks to nations, kings and idols for their security, God never gives up on them.

September is staring me down as I near the end of my twenties. I’m a sucker for nostalgia, so the close of a decade feels significant. The last 10 years have been full of growth, struggle, redemption, and joy — and along the way, I’ve learned some lessons worth remembering. Here are 20 truths my twenties have taught me.

We only see a small glimpse into the never-ending cascades of God’s joy when we have a shallow relationship with God. The more we experience Him, the more we will find joy.